I Thought I Had Too Many Lives. The Farm Taught Me Otherwise.
What moving an entire farm taught me about work, identity, and building systems for lives that refuse to fit inside one box.
Read dispatchReading Room
Dispatches & Essays
Current essays on poetic attention, narrative architecture, and creative craft.
So What the Hell Is Camwyn & Co., Actually?
At 47, we’re starting a company. I’m documenting the ideas, money, mistakes, marriage and messy truth of building something from scratch.
Read dispatchAt 47, I’m Starting a Company With My Husband
After 28 years of marriage, this could either be our best idea yet or provide excellent material for this newsletter.
Read dispatchMeet the Yaks
Large, shaggy, watchful - and far more complicated than a picturesque pasture suggests.
Read dispatchI Am Not a Difficult Patient. You Were Unprepared.
Older women do not become invisible. People simply become accustomed to looking past us...and calling us difficult when we demand better.
Read dispatchThings Worth Keeping in a World Moving Too Fast
Heritage animals, muddy boots, artificial intelligence, and one Gen X woman trying to build her dreams one day at a time.
Read dispatchOn the Architecture of Attention
Why paying deep attention to craft, cadence, and quiet detail is the only antidote to cultural velocity.
Read dispatchHistorical Archive
Early Writings & Literary Notes (2008–2017)
Over nine years of poetry reflections, MFA studies, book publication announcements, audio readings, and university teaching journals.