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"The mark of a really
great writer is that he or she gives expression to what the masses of
mankind think or feel without knowing it. The mediocre writer simply
writes what everyone would have said."
-G.C. Lichtenberg
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Creative
Nonfiction
Baker Country
Murder
Trial Reflections (submitted: The Sun magazine)
Finding
the
Truth in Work (submitted:
Mountain Gazette)
Better
Than
I Am
Cecil Andrus
A Journey
Begins
The King
of Ketchum
Childhood Rivers
Christmas
Reflections
Fiction
Stone
Rows Are Never Straight
Silent
Highway (Sun Valley Guide
magazine)
Essays
Discovering Duende
Sagan vs. Merton (murder, hope,
heartache and wrestling with the truth)
Contemplating the Supernatural
On Hubris, Writing and the Recorded
Progression of the Human Condition
On Words, Psychology and Our Latent Ability to Understand
Manuscripts
(fiction and nonfiction)
The
End of Innocence, environmental policy analysis.
(A congressman attempts to solve the puzzle of the
largest remaining unprotected swath of wild land in the Lower 48 states
and, in the process, could redefine wilderness designation
through concensus.)
When
Locked Doors Open, a coming-of-age story.
(A boy finds a set of keys found on a tennis court
in eighth
grade. The keys unlock doors he never means to open and lead to
life-changing lessons and a life-changing move.)
The Snow Inside Me,
an untellable tale of hope.
(Brings out the
chicken-and-egg issue, as in the movie Stranger Than Fiction, of whether
the story makes life or if life makes the story. Also an investigation
into discovering the stories of our lives, and the story of how and why
the story itself cannot exist.)
The
Rock and the Tree, a children's story.
(A rock and tree have a conversation about how life
has molded them into unique individuals.)
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