Swagger & Ink
Stories that traverse the landscapes of womanhood, aging, and the American West—where grit meets grace.
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- Academia 1
- Aging Angry 1
- Amanda Moments 2
- America 10
- Anger 2
- Chavela 1
- Cruelty 1
- Death 1
- Essay 1
- Family 6
- Inspiration 5
- Interview 10
- LGBTQ 1
- Marriage 1
- Narrative Inquiry 3
- Nature 3
- New Zealand 15
- News 1
- Poetry 20
- Publication 3
- Punctuation 1
- Recipe 4
- Review 22
- Short Story 5
- Signs 1
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- Teaching and Learning 1
- War 2
- Women 3
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- aging 1
The Gubernator's Message
The Guardian calls him our "moral gubernator," but Schwartzneger's 7-minute speech is deeply moving.
Making the most of the least I can do, by Bob Hicok
Sometimes a poem tosses me off balance in just the right way and I have to share it with you.
Antidote for Self-Loathing
Have you ever looked in the mirror and groaned?
Mud Lake
Sometimes Wyoming leaves me speechless.
We Spend Our Years as a Tale That is Told
Insomnia takes me to interesting places.
“Breathe Deeply, Read Widely.”