In Print
What’s this? “Memoirs of a Reluctant Archaeologist” is now in print? And on Amazon? Huh. About bloody time.
Author Archives: reluctantarchaeologist
Hiatus
As mentioned previously, I seem to have misplaced my passion. These things happen mysteriously and take a bit of investigation to rectify. As such, I’ve decided an hiatus is in […]
“The Demonologist” – Andrew Pyper
“The demonic is the one true universal across all human religious experience.” There were so many things about this book that I liked: articulate, intelligent prose; it was well-researched and […]
Passion and energy
I discovered this week I have been living without passion. For several weeks, I have had a difficult time waking up. When I did, I was groggy and sluggish. Then, […]
Magnetic Poetry Composition #2
I splurged and bought myself some well-deserved magnetic poetry last year. Composition #1 was released on Facebook, sans formatting because that’s the way Facebook rolls. Here, I present the latest, […]
To Vext
Vext Pronunciation: /vekst/ Verb, simple past tense of vex (archaic). Example: What happiness to reign a lonely king, Vext — O ye stars that shudder over me, O earth that […]
Journey into Death
In many ways, I am no stranger to death. As an undergrad, I realized my fascination with death and figured that if I was to have a future in a […]
Volunteering with Benefits
I recently became a collective member for the non-fiction section of fillingStation Magazine. Why? I like volunteering and, when choosing where and with whom I volunteer, I always try find […]
Stories from the Field: Downton Abbey in Cowtown
Calgary ain’t got nothing on Downton Abbey. But it tries. Like a 19-year old woman fast approaching spinsterhood in Victorian London, Yvonne is networking as if her life depended on […]
Where for art thou, Muse?
I used to be a runner, and would like to be again (someday). I wasn’t into marathons or anything hardcore, but I ran enough to know about the plateau and […]
