(Photos by Peter Zelei/istockphoto and John Robert Shepard) This happened across my internet desk one morning, and I stopped everything to read it. The poet Donald Hall wrote a short story about a journey he took post-WWII with his very young bride, driving from Oxford to Greece by way of Yugoslavia. It is one of […]
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My husband and I share an office—a modest rectangular room in a small condo in Boulder, which is noted for its small apartments. Here is how we each occupy our own space. His side is so clean and Zen. Martial arts certificates are in a neat row on the surface of his desk, quiet, waiting.
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Rediscovering earlier notes for my article The Swan Maiden's Feathered Robe — I always like to circle back to these notes because they continue to offer insights. These were notes made from BF LEavy, In Search of the Swan Maiden: A Narrative on Folklore and Gender. I have long been fascinated by the "Animal Bride" stories
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