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published works
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A 6 part lyrical map of mourning and ritual written in 2022
An ongoing conversation and co-creative process with transformation, ritual and lineage through the lenses of ancestral inhertiances, grief and motherloss.
This archival serves as both a resource and companion for my in process works, and my hope is it continues to evolve as part of the collective field of voices working with mourning and grief tending.
An ongoing conversation and co-creative process with transformation, ritual and lineage through the lenses of ancestral inhertiances, grief and motherloss.
This archival serves as both a resource and companion for my in process works, and my hope is it continues to evolve as part of the collective field of voices working with mourning and grief tending.
‘How strange this missing body when everything feels alive.’
"I feel this deeply right now in my process of grieving my father and paying all my attention to the grief. I also align with all that Thay says about our ancestors live through us so our freedom free them too! Nothing is ever lost. Thank you for this beautiful series and sharing your vulnerability" - Swarnali Mukherjee, writer at Berkana
'Boats and other shores and sinking, sailing nonetheless. It sounds a lot like grief, it sounds a lot like loving anyway.'
"I believe it’s just like that. Love anyway… live anyway… love and live even more fully". - Maia Duerr, writer, consultant & zen practitioner
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Academia
American Midland Naturalist, 2005 Bear Predation on Pacific Salmon Facilitates Colonization of Carcasses by Fly Maggots formed from my original research paper as part of FRI (Fishery Research Institute)/ AERA (Aquatic Ecological Research in Alaska) "The Role of Flies (Diptera: Calliphoridae) in Salmon Decomposition: Implications for Nutrient Movement through Intermediate Trophic Levels" |
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