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High Priestesses
A personal memoir about a young woman who finds herself depressed at a hen party.
Moving through Mozambique
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You Shook Me
I rocked back and forth, still holding onto the headrest, singing those lyrics, whether it was the chorus or verse or that freaky middle part with the wailing
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On the Value of Feeling the Fear … and Not Doing It Anyway
But I didn’t swim and when we were all settled back around the fire, it seemed as if the shame clung wetly to me as we all dried off.
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Wreckless Abandon
Tribute to Urbex
Abandoned state hospitals, inextricably linked to their former existence as asylums for the insane, captivate me most of all.
Love Letter To London
Arts & Culture, Essay Saturday
WEED: STORY OF A BUSINESS INTERRUPTED
To prepare for months of chemotherapy treatments I would be getting for cancer my wife Geraldine bought a bag of weed without telling me.
Essay Saturday, Travel&Lifestyle
(Can You Believe) Her Name was Giselle?
The Snicket Effect
Choosing Regret in the Season of Resolution
Angels on Platform 1
I’ve just spent almost an hour inside a railway station without a single substance in my body to alleviate terror. This is a first in ten years, or more.
The Reality of Finding Prince Charming
Dust-free
An Invention
A Southern Education: Charlottesville to Richmond, VA
Raspberry Bushes
What’s Wrong with Tulips?
I chose Versailles. My daughter chose the Paris Catacombs.
Hymn to an Adopted Home
I have lived in Paris’s 11th arrondissement for over fifteen years.



















