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 | White Trash Confessions - Part Three
This is a deeply personal journey into my childhood and adolescence. Using blog-like entries, family photos and poetry, I reveal the disturbing and psychological landscape of my white trash beginnings in Oregon. The telling of my truth is cathartic and ...
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 | White Trash Confessions - Part One
This is a deeply personal journey into my childhood and adolescence. Using blog-like entries, family photos and poetry, I reveal the disturbing and psychological landscape of my white trash beginnings in Oregon. The telling of my truth is cathartic and ...
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 | The Whistleblower's Mistake
I've spent much of the past year learning new, better ways to tell my stories, primarily by writing short fiction. “The Whistleblower's Mistake” is a bit of a twist on the locked-room mystery. Terry Orr is almost a bystander in the story, which take...
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 | Where Wheels Walk: Starting Over - Part 2
We (My wife and I) have yet to come to terms with the most defining moment of our life. The enormity of it has overwhelmed us and sent me scurrying down the corporate ladder, then humbled me and turned our days and nights upside down. We are terribly de...
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 | Where Wheels Walk: Starting Over
We (My wife and I) have yet to come to terms with the most defining moment of our life. The enormity of it has overwhelmed us and sent me scurrying down the corporate ladder, then humbled me and turned our days and nights upside down. We are terribly de...
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 | We Work All Our Lives and What Do We Get?: A True Account
After writing the story of my Mom's bakery start up in The Malt Shop in Florence, Colorado in the 50's, I had been nagged by my sense of fairness to write a parallel story about my Mom's sister, my aunt Annie Rocchio, who had been the trusted employed o...
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 | The Wall
“The Wall” represents the first time I fully comprehended what it was to be an exile. I wrote it subsequent to the completion of my autobiographical novel, A Prayer for a Prince, in an effort to find the roots to my own restlessness and to finally p...
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 | Wa-Tho-Huk...The Tale of an Indian: Shapers of our Age
Jim Thorpe was born an Indian on a reservation in Oklahoma. As an Indian he was forced to attend an Agency School … the U.S. method at the turn of the century of subduing the “Savage.” As a teenager he suffered the loss of his entire family in jus...
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 | Volunteer Envy
When I was thirty-four, I went back to the shelter where I'd once lived as a fifteen-year-old runaway. Now that I was a respectable thirtysomething yuppie, I wanted to revisit the part of my past that had always caused me the most pain; I also wanted to...
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 | Up North
“You can't live with 'em, you can't live without 'em”—when it comes to family, most everyone can relate to this classic maxim. “Up North,” a short memoir piece about my summers spent with extended family in Northern Michigan, captures the idio...
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