Books as a beer flight
I view books like a beer flight: little tasters to see what I want to order a full pour of.
I view books like a beer flight: little tasters to see what I want to order a full pour of.
A short story about meeting a neighbor on a hike on the far side of town, developing a friendship, and enjoying weekly visits to a local shitty dive bar.
My personal recommendations for breweries and taprooms in Arizona.
As social media fractures, two distinct futures are unfolding—two entirely different ways to participate socially online, a fundamental divide between viral entertainment and personal community.
The fifteen books that had the most impact on who I became, how I see the world, and what I value.
“Bad” photos that you might otherwise delete? Those might have special value and make your “good” photos more personally meaningful.
A piece I wrote for Vrai Magazine in July 2017 that I’m republishing here.
*Like most of the National Conservation Lands, Agua Fria National Monument is a place that’s meant to be explored and investigated, not a place to blandly stroll from interpretative marker to interpretative marker.”
A short essay on Sonoran Desert National Monument in Arizona, written for a photography book on Our National Monuments.
Look, the early internet sucked. It was shitty design. We aren’t looking to go back to shitty design for shitty design’s sake. What we are nostalgic for isn’t terrible websites. It’s personal websites. It’s just a bit of diversity in design choices. It’s a hint of a person. Not a personal brand. An actual fucking … Read more
Five interesting things about me, and a listing of other bloggers who are posting about their own 5 Interesting Things (add yours!)