Never Say Never to Your Traveling Self

[...] Some of my thoughts and notes from bell hooks’ discussion panel at The New School: “Are You Still a Slave?” – a talk held on May 6, 2014. The [...]

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[...] I’m excited that it’s April – that means it’s National Poetry Month! And I intend to do a little something every day in observance. There’s nothing planned [...]

[...] For the second week of National Poetry Month: Honoring Roque Dalton, Robert McDowell’s Poetry as a Spiritual Practice, and advice from [...]

[...] Review number four for the TwitterBooks Project is of Lori Tharps’  memoir, Kinky Gazpacho. Twitter Handle: @LoriTharps Actual Name: Lori Tharps How Long I’ve Been Following on Twitter: [...]

From February 13, 2014: A few books I already own and have read by writers I follow on Twitter. I spend a fair amount of time on Twitter, where I fo [...]

Several weeks ago, my friend Lori over at Project Based Homeschooling mentioned a book by Marie Kondo called The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. [...]

[...] works, and in fact, in this discussion, she later refers to her father in passing as a “patriarchal terrorist.”  And yet, as you’ll see in the video notes above, she goes on to talk about the [...]

Review number four for the TwitterBooks Project is of Lori Tharps’  memoir, Kinky Gazpacho. Twitter Handle: @LoriTharps Actual Name: Lori Tharp [...]

[...] more photos from Berlin: Berlin postal worker’s bicycle. More Bikes in Prenzl’berg, Berlin Kidlet and Elandria at the Story of Berlin museum. We didn’t get to explore Nicolai Quarter, [...]

[...] eye on their new titles. But what put this book on my TwitterBooks Project list was a twitter pal mentioning Ayesha Mattu, one of Salaam, Love‘s editors, as a #FollowFriday. I began [...]