I'm delighted and honored to have another guest post up at B.T. Newberg's remarkable blog Humanistic Paganism.

Deities as Role Models.

A tragic love story about binary stars? It must be "Restorying the Sacred" time at No Unsacred Place. I wrote it; you should read it!

My first official post as No Unsacred Place staff writer honors the memory of MPR's Tom Keith and contemplates the role of people in the story of place.

People of the Story: Tom Keith.

With delight and humbled awe, I come to tell you that I have been chosen as a staff writer for No Unsacred Place, the science and nature blog of the Pagan Newswire Collective!

I will be embarking on an adventure called "Restorying the Sacred", in which I will explore myth-making and storytelling and how the creation of new sacred stories can help ( Read more... )

My darlings! A guest post o'mine, "Bee and Orchid", makes its debut at No Unsacred Place, the amazing Pagan living blog of the Pagan Newswire Collective. Bless the bees!

B.T. Newberg, a fellow Twin Cities naturalistic Pagan, has shared a post on personal practice that I wrote for the Naturalistic Paganism Yahoo! group on his own website, Humanistic Paganism. Enjoy!

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"Writer's Craft #18-Who Edits You?" at the Clarion blog is a guest post by yours truly regarding the fine art of choosing who gets to critique your precious prose. I am delighted beyond measure to have been invited to write this post and hope it sparks lively discussion.

Questions for y'all.

Let's say you have a writer friend (WHICH YOU DO). And let's also say you have a common given name (WHICH YOU...UM...might). You discover that your writer friend's newest book/story/play/what-have-you contains a major character with your name ( Read more... )

The wise & insightful eal, who always seems to know how to poke & prod me into productivity, has shared with me the four noble truths of writer Gail Sher. They make me a lot happier than the raincloud Annie Dillard poured on me yesterday (hey, don't get me wrong; I love Annie Dillard. But, man. Reading that, essentially, writer's block is caused by a ( Read more... )

Ah, a week at the 'country estate.' Just me & Nature & the animals: the 2 who are currently running around the backyard barking at phantoms & the one who has finally been convinced that my shoulders are not her personal chair ( Read more... )