Citizenship | Literature

Select novels, short stories, and nonfiction on contemporary life.

The figures highlighted here tracked looted antiquities after the invasion of Iraq, re-established diplomacy in Afghanistan after 9/11, and secured village infrastructure while war raged in Vietnam. As hostages in Iran, they maintained diplomatic discipline to bridge a volatile cultural divide. These are individuals of deep courage and conviction, whether integrating a southern U.S. high school or finding comfort in African village beliefs to cope with personal tragedy.

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Novels


  • There’s even a Q in our shower.


  • what the fuck, WordPress AI?


  • Who else inspired me this year? Do you want to hear about the teachers in my sons’ classrooms, their coaches and music gurus, the everyday heroes who drove them here and cheered for them there, the aunts and uncles and grandparents who served as role models?


  • A few short stories I’d like to write.


  • Jesus’s story excites us today because there’s so much blood.


  • Not reading. Not writing. Listening.


  • Giraffe crossing Old Dominion.


  • The light is now returning


  • Apparently the grout in our shower has stopped doing the thing it was put there to do


  • Be at peace.