Language is a living, breathing thing. This tool we use to communicate in dynamic and ever-changing ways has to morph and adapt.

Exploring the wonder in nothing.

What We Leave Behind You can tell a lot about someone by the contents of their pocket. Mine inevitably contain the feathers/rocks/insect...

The Unbearable Heaviness of Going State of Bewonderment is a written and visual exploration into moments of bewonderment. What is...

State of Bewonderment is a written and visual exploration into moments of bewonderment.

Deana Downs, a writing circle participant, takes a bold stab at writing flash sci/fi fantasy in Trillion42.

Americana in Triplicate A draft. Every fire truck in the county led the march Followed by several brightly painted muscle cars and a big...

Lots of writers can teach you mechanics, but I want to help people explore the why/why not of their work. I'm doing the same myself.

Sheree B shares her story of uber isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how creating opened up a whole new world.

The conventional way of thinking is that Creativity is something outside of us to be mastered instead of something within us to be opened up

The flow of “work” is more fluid when we give it space to ebb, roll and return like the tides.

Love is a verb. It sometimes means pain and hardship. Love is being accountable and holding others accountable with compassion.

What a burden to be free of: the competition for inspiration.

What if all the practices I rely on as path to healing are just crap? And here I am, allowing the internet to witness my loss of faith?

Emmett doesn’t just enjoy running. He adores it.

I’d been talking to my students about embracing wonder in their world. This is akin to the idea of being in beginners mind.

How do you create a life from which you don’t need to retreat?

I love winter. Despite being born during the dog-days of summer, the most anticipated days of the year for me are the ones cloaked in...

I am going to have to redefine my relationship with success and failure, right and wrong, and completion.

It is often what we don’t say that it more poignant than what we do.