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Tag Archives: stories
Michael Row the Boat Ashore Hallelujah
At the end of my first year in college, I fell in love with the most beautiful boy I had ever seen. We had gone to kindergarten together, then he moved away and I moved away, but we reconnected when … Continue reading →
Words Are All We Have: A Very Brief Disquisition on Librarians, Technology, Access, Feminism, and The Truths of Things
Oxford University, England, & California Librarians November 6, 1997 Some wise person has said — I may have said it myself — that words are all we have. I have made my living with words, one way or another, for … Continue reading →
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