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Selected essays and articles mostly appearing in 2000-01.
"Wake Up! You're Not in School Anymore (the
post-college hangover)." Clamor Magazine. Issue
10. Sep./Oct. 2001. p.38-40. This
essay is about the shock of (adult) life, without school as a defining
framework. Honestly, I still haven't recovered.
 Read this essay (requires
Acrobat Reader)
"Using Water: the story of urban hydrology." Clamor Magazine. Issue 8. April/May 2001. p.64-68.
(The journey of urban water
from intake to water treatment, and some history of urban water use/systems.
Read this essay (requires
Acrobat Reader)
"The City Life of Fake Meat." Clamor
Magazine. Issue 6. Dec. 2000 /Jan. 2001. p.35-38.
I think I intended the title
to read "City Life and Fake Meat," but regardless, this essay
was about thoughts on food, land, city life, and vegetarianism.
"A Heavy, Heavy blanket of Deep Time: the effect of the geological
timescale on thinking ecologically" EcoZine. Vol.1
no.1. Fall 2000. p. 14-16.
This essay also appears in the Zine Yearbook Vol. 5. 2001. Reflecting on geology and geologic time, when I had recently completed
my geology degree.
Read this essay (requires
Acrobat Reader)
Eight Items or Less #1. 1999,
2000. self-published essays. 1/4 size, 46 pgs. Essays
about the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, priviledges and cultural attitudes,
transitioning from school to adult life, the simple lives of aquarium
fish, and the thoughts of elderly people.
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