Articles & Essays
Repurposed Reimagined
The call came as monumental calls do – in the middle of hanging upper cabinets. “My name is D—, and I need you to build me two walk-in closets using J.P. Morgan’s Library.”
Crossing to Safety
Wallace Stegner spent a lifetime writing about the West; yet he chose to have his ashes scattered on Baker Hill, above Greensboro, Vermont. The town, where Stegner spent more than fifty summers, serves as the setting for his final novel, Crossing to Safety, a story that offers clues to the significance Baker Hill held for the author.
Boxing My Way Through School
Reflections on joining the Blues Boxing team at Oxford University.