Releasing Fate: A Writer’s Journey
Writers can often have all sorts of ideas, but getting them on the page can be a bit of an issue. When writers manage to put their ideas down, sometimes […]
Writers can often have all sorts of ideas, but getting them on the page can be a bit of an issue. When writers manage to put their ideas down, sometimes […]
After I’d written Memoirs of a Reluctant Archaeologist, I approached the subject of publication with trepidation. This novel is inspired by many true people and stories and I was afraid […]
Since the COVID pandemic, I’ve attended a few online conferences. One would think that online conferences would have all sorts of benefits, especially for an introvert such as myself. However, […]
What the hell do you do with an Anthropology degree? This is a good question. If you want to know, you should ask someone who has an Anthropology degree. Like […]
Guest post by Christine Hymanyk (See Scattered, Ep 10 for my chat with Christine about her research project.) My animal scavenging experiment was inspired by several existing studies, some of […]
Scattered has now reached double-digit episodes. For this, I am extremely grateful to everyone who has been a guest and to everyone who has listened. Episode 10 is an interview […]
Archaeology was never my passion. I didn’t have dreams of being an archaeologist. It wasn’t my Plan A. It was, in fact, a distant Plan B to my desire to […]
I’ve been reading Cal Newport’s books, “Deep Work” and “So Good They Can’t Ignore You.” What started me on Cal’s work is the notion that I may have lost my […]
The Bone Search and Recovery Short Course will be discontinued as of tomorrow! If you’ve ever wanted to deepen your knowledge of how to search for scattered remains, now is […]
I’ve been writing since I was 14 years old, give or take. I wrote my first real story as a Grade 9 assignment. I wrote it on spare paper that […]