How does the experience of beauty — the seeking and obtaining — inform the landscape and our place in it?
Simmons Buntin, the author of Satellite: Essays on Fatherhood and Home, Near and Far, is a tall drink of water who seeks a certain beauty in all of his pursuits, whether writing, editing the award-winning online journal Terrain.org, lecturing, making photographs, managing projects and teams, or even walking the dogs. That seeking — that seeing — is a professional and creative pursuit well beyond the surface of things, something akin to truth. And quite often: humor.
Famous Writing Routines, which runs a series of fascinating interviews with famous and up-and-coming writers alike about their writing processes, recently inter...
Trinity University Press, publisher of Dear America: Letters of Hope, Habitat, Defiance, and Democracy, as well as place-based collections by such authors as Ba...
It’s been a whirlwind spring of travel following a pandemicful of non-travel. This spring, I worked the University of Arizona Wonder House at SXSW in Aust...