Technology can be put to use to remind us of what we share and to help us share it. Not just the new technology of social media platforms that bring us together virtually across time and space, but the old tech that is a book – an ink-and-paper TARDIS that broadens your mind in unexpected ways as soon as you open the cover.

In solidarity and humility.

The single story you impose upon someone else is a stereotype because it is without nuance. But the single story you know about yourself, if you know it deeply enough, is every story.

I’m at home at the library.

Our daughter’s middle name is Julia because she has a Julia on each side of her family.

I emerged from “No Place to Go” thinking about the courage that it takes to stand where you are, and to share space with others.

A friend responds to art, and helps us to see a way ahead in these uncertain times.