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A photo showing an old almond tree growing in Nablus Palestine, backdropped by a clear blue sky.

Of Mice, Maps, and Memory

Cartoons taught me to laugh at violence. To see it as pattern, rhythm, inevitability. But back home, the patterns were bloodier.


Shiny black berries on tree branches

Floating Down, Unafraid

There is a backstory here, of course, to how they became Husband and Wife.


The cover of a book titled "Man Made: Searching for Dads, Daddies, Fatherfigures, and Fatherhood." The cover has a solid purple background. On the left, there a cartoon of the bottom half of a man wearing purple plaid pants and brown shoes.

Black Dad

It’s a question I have long thought about and resolved. Of course, I’m Black, I think.


A photo showing a lush green field under a bright blue sky.

bliss, eternity

I return to the perfect green field, the perfect blue sky, where it feels impossible that anything has ever ended, or ever could end.


A spooky-looking mansion in the fog.

The First Wife

To be haunted from the inside, from your own mind, is so much harder than being threatened by a real person.