The Truth Does Not Change According to Our Ability to Stomach It

I fell in love with graveyards on the last day of hearings for a new Supreme Court justice. You probably remember the one I mean: a red-nosed man, spitting and clawing while a woman with righteous testimony about the nominee held back tears behind smudged glasses, eyes flickering…
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Before I get to this month’s newsletter, I have two updates! I can’t believe this is finally happening: When the Moon Turns to Blood comes out next…
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In December 2019, I pulled my car away from the little yellow house with intermittent heat on a wide street in Missoula, Montana. Joe and I had been…
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In case you don’t follow me over on Twitter, I announced some big news earlier this week: I wrote a book. The title is When the Moon Turns to Blood, and…
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What is an Oregonian? If you want to be governor, it means you can show proof that you have lived here for the past three years. Yesterday the Oregon…
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It was an early evening in late November. I was happily wolfing down the last bits of a pizza, watching the new documentary about the Velvet…
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Happy December, friends. Don’t know about you, but I’m ready to throw all of 2021’s stuff out on the lawn and tell it to leave and never, ever come…
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Hello everyone! I’ll have some big huge announcements here sometime soon (I hope) and I can’t wait to tell you about what I’ve been working on. It has…
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The Truth Does Not Change According to Our Ability to Stomach It

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