Category Archives: tell me a story

nature (field and farm) A broken bone and a chipped tooth, an owl feather and a sun bleached skull, a seed pod and a parched pine cone….all of these things are the souvenirs of nature. These are the time posts that … Continue reading →

My knuckles were already cracked and wind burned, Chicago’s winter patina a leathery skintone. When the frozen windowsill smashed down on them, it was just adding insult to injury. But no matter, I was through the window in a flash … Continue reading →

This post is the last of a series of interview answers written by Dolan and published in abbreviated form in Uppercase magazine. To read the whole series, see the Tell me a story archives.  I actually loathe this phrase, and here’s why. … Continue reading →

This post is part of a series of interview answers written by Dolan and published in abbreviated form in Uppercase magazine. We’ll be publishing one of these Q&A’s each Thursday for the next few months. Any new projects in the pipeline? Always! … Continue reading →

This post is part of a series of interview answers written by Dolan and published in abbreviated form in Uppercase magazine. We’ll be publishing one of these Q&A’s each Thursday for the next few months. Ali Marie is an extremely pivitol part … Continue reading →

This post is part of a series of interview answers written by Dolan and published in abbreviated form in Uppercase magazine. We’ll be publishing one of these Q&A’s each Thursday for the next few months. Most of the roadblocks these days are … Continue reading →

Every year I get a little older and I always long for the days of yore. Sitting around a log fire and waiting for grandmother to pull the cookies from the oven. But a few years ago I realized, with … Continue reading →

This post is part of a series of interview answers written by Dolan and published in abbreviated form in Uppercase magazine. We’ll be publishing one of these Q&A’s each Thursday for the next few months. I see a bold direction opening up … Continue reading →