William Pearse publishes memoir, travel journals, poetry and prose.
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- Birth rights
- Carson Street slideshow, 1994
- That one winter in the UK
- 'Time is on my side'
- That last Christmas in Cork
- The motivations of a ghost
- The color of late afternoon, snow covered slopes
- Four months 18 summers ago in France
- The intensely masculine act of cooking beef chili
- I sat on the edge of my hot tub naked
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- You think that you can front when Revelation comes? July 16, 2017
- “A lifetime in three days” July 4, 2017
- The Chris Cornell rat scene reveal | Field notes from the Pacific coast July 3, 2017
- Over the hills where the spirits fly | Field notes from the Pacific coast July 2, 2017
- Trying on masks | Field notes from the Pacific Coast July 1, 2017
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Tag Archives: humor
“A lifetime in three days”
All is quiet on Independence Day, oddly. In my hammock with a book, leaves scitter across the sports court and could be the dog, but she’s inside. Pre-fall, even now. No need for sunscreen, there’s a thin band of clouds … Continue reading
I’d love to turn you on | Field notes from the Pacific coast
This is a series of posts I started in late May and plan to continue for 40 days, with a goal of hitting 50,000 words by July 5 (#32 post). It’s inspired by a three-day solo trek on the Washington … Continue reading
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“These are the days now” | Field notes from the Pacific coast
This is a series of posts I started in late May and plan to continue for 40 days, with a goal of hitting 50,000 words by July 5 (at 30K!). It’s inspired by a three-day solo trek on the Washington … Continue reading
“Hang on to yourself” (the faith, identity theme)
Half-way complete today! This is a series of posts I started in late May and plan to continue for 40 days, with a goal of hitting 50,000 words by July 5. It’s inspired by a three-day solo trek on the … Continue reading
The imagined superhero complex | Field notes from the Pacific coast
This is a series of posts I started in late May and plan to continue for 40 days, with a goal of hitting 50,000 words by July 5 (now about 50% complete!). It’s inspired by a three-day solo trek on … Continue reading
The jet hold | Field notes from the Pacific coast
I climbed the webby trail to the established sites at Mosquito Creek in search of the pit toilet. I asked two guys I’d seen at the big rock, by the overland trail: they said it’s easy to find, there’s a … Continue reading
