My newest expat+HAREM post, “With/out borders”, is featured on their beautiful site for the next week.
My newest expat+HAREM post, “With/out borders”, is featured on their beautiful site for the next week.
A She Writes blog post by an African-American woman calling for “White Ambassadors To Help Me Cross Over” provokes a blog series, in which this piece is one of seven reactions.
From our inaugural guest poster, Yancy Jack Berns, we give you a beautiful piece about why it is important to surround yourself with women.
From MARTYRS to AMERICAN MONSTERS to psychological methods of trauma healing to Toni Morrison’s Beloved to Cold Case while discussing the healing powers of horror stories. (But no Lady Gaga this time 
I was reminded of a strange dream I had a few years ago after recently watching the brilliant French film MARTYRS, and of course also manage to tie this back to Lady Gaga. 
What do the expat+HAREM, Dialogue 2010 and Lady Gaga have in common?
My submission for this week’s www.RedRoom.com themed blog competition on “What is your favorite pop song?”
Delving back into my much-loved world of cultural anthropology via the horror film “Deadgirl” and its social significance.
My review of the tragic “Assassination Of Marilyn Monroe”.
A review of Patricia Cornwell’s phenomenal forensic study “Portrait of a Killer: Jack The Ripper Case Closed”
My friend Vesper’s amazing blog post inspires me to consider my thoughts on good, evil and other things in between.
An explosive encounter with a racist Czech granny prompts me to once again consider why it is I continue to live in Prague.
Dear Readers, Just a quick note to let you know that the essay I wrote about life in Prague as an expat placed as a runner-up winner in the Transitions Abroad essay competition. The article, Living in Prague as an Expat: The Times They Are a-Changin', will be on their website for the next ...
Exploring the various facets of women’s literature and where my first novel, AMERICAN MONSTERS, fits into the debate.
In 1990 Chris McCandless donated all of his life savings to OXFAM and went into the wild to live in the Alaskan outback. He had the feeling he didn't belong ...
