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I
don't necessarily define myself by what I do for a living. So much of what
I think about and value in human life only occasionally manifests itself
in the jobs I perform each day--although I'm working to change that.
Writing is the principle means by which I compensate for the human
potential in myself and others that is squandered on a daily basis.
Fortunately, almost all my areas of interest--teaching, traveling, and
composing music--are environments which allow me to ask questions and
generate ideas I hope, in the words of Brian Eno "are better in other
people's heads than they were" in mine. My reviews, essays and stories
have appeared in such diverse publications as Clamor, Eat The State,
InsideOut Travel, Pology Magazine, PopMatters, The Rake, Ruminator, Resonance, Seattle Sound Magazine,
The Tacoma News Tribune,
and The Washington
Free Press. A collection of my
teaching and travel stories is forthcoming.
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