Enigmatic, Erotic, Gritty, Lyrical, Minimal, Paranoid, Repetition, Visceral

A poet, musician, sound artist and teacher. Careful to cover tracks in snow.

Abstract, Atmospheric, Collage, Conceptual, Experimental, Lyrical, Playful, Rhythmic

For Merleau-Ponty, we are never separate from the world. On the contrary, we are part of the world. In fact, we can only partake of the world, only know the world, precisely because we are made of the same stuff as the world. In his own words, we are part of the 'flesh.' In his great essay, "Ch

Baroque, Lyrical, Perceptual, Phenomenology, Repetition, Sensual, Surface

One of the most important Native American writers of the post-1968 generation, James Welch, to a large degree, established a genre. What he gave us was Native American Literature: literature unmistakably about Indian subjects, written by an Indian writer. His characters were never drawn from sensa

Clean, Clever, Deconstructive, Epic, Expansive, Figurative, Illusive, Lyrical, Mythic, Native american fiction, Native american poetry, Pioneering, Post-colonialism, Sincere, Spiritual, Sublime, Tragic, Tribal