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  • The Library That Forgets

    The Library That Forgets

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    How do you know you’ve forgotten something if you don’t remember you knew it in the first place?

  • Comparing Shades Of Green

    Comparing Shades Of Green

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    When we daydream about where we would like to be, or what we wish we were doing, or who we…

  • The Mundane & The Eternal

    The Mundane & The Eternal

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    Something about the calm of the sky had me thinking that all problems are temporary. Like the sky, life preceded…

Articles, Essays & Stories


  • The Library That Forgets

    How do you know you’ve forgotten something if you don’t remember you knew it in the first place?


  • Missing

    The sound of his laughter echoed through the room, but his eyes remained cold and distant.


  • Last Roll Of The Dice

    “That was probably the worst idea you’ve ever had… and yet it worked.” I tried not to revel in the praise too much as the adrenaline coursed through both of…


  • Time Slips Away

    I think I just met the happiest person in the world! No triumphal fanfares, no gymnastic cartwheels, no overindulgent exultation. Just – relative to me, at least – an image…


  • The Parent I Am vs. The Parent I Was To Be

    It sometimes feels like parenting is making the fewest mistakes possible each day.


  • The Cost of Saying Things Out Loud

    There’s an inner turmoil in resurrecting my article writing and publishing. In my personal life I’ve been increasingly looking at my privacy online, predominantly in response to a growing awareness…


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