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Roda do Sol: The Stones That Read the Sky
There is a circle of stone on a hilltop in the Brazilian Amazon, and on the morning of the solstice, one of its stones stops casting a shadow.
Jun 26


Cold Iron and Warm Light: What Makes Lumen Extraordinary
Cold Iron and Warm Light: What Makes Lumen Extraordinary. The mysterious white metal made Lumen a key.
Jun 19


A love letter from Grandpa to Jamie
Jamie's grandpa travels with Jamie after he's died. He died when Jamie was little, so she has few memories of him, but I'd imagine what she has are fond. What if Grandpa John--or any grandparent for that matter--could write a letter from beyond the grave?
Jun 13


Kikthawenund: The Real Chief Behind the Jamie Poole Diaries
Kikthawenund is first mentioned in the second book in the series: Resurrection of the Druidess, where Jamie explains to Eliyana how a city was named after her mother’s family. Anderson, Indiana, just south of where Jamie grew up.
Jun 5


The Fool Is Not Naïve: Accountability, Time, and the First Card
In The Time Travelers Tarot, he stands on the edge of a cliff, but there is an Egyptian theme behind him because Dalton the Fool fought in Gallipoli during World War I.
Apr 24


Serendipity and The Fool: Listening to a Voice Across Time
This week, I opened a small collection of poems I inherited decades ago and felt something shift. They were written by my great-uncle Harlow, who served in World War II and passed away in the early 1980s. I didn’t know him well, but I remember him kindly. He lived far away—to me as a child at least, in San Francisco. It always felt like more of an idea than a place—and he kept mostly to himself. He never married. He read constantly, especially history and science, and sometim
Apr 17