Look Again

Some ideas refuse to stay in the margins. 

This is a literary home for poetry, essays, and conversations that make the invisible visible, the unheard heard, and the ordinary impossible to overlook. This collection grows monthly.

Books That Changed Me

The books that reshaped how I think, teach, write, and move through the world—and why they've stayed with me.

A shelf with several books, a vase with dried flowers, and a torn piece of paper with a quote. The books include titles such as 'Complete Poems 1904-1962', 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass', 'The Second Sex', 'As You Like It', 'Ain't I a Woman', 'Sister Outsider', 'Motherhood as Experience and Institution', 'A Vindication of the Rights of Woman', and 'Men Explain Things to Me'.

Thoughts on literature, language, and the classroom, where reading carefully and writing honestly become ways of paying closer attention.

Reading, Writing & Teaching

Desk with open book, stack of papers, notebook, pen, mug with motivational words, note cards with quotes, and a container with pens, emphasizing reading, thinking, writing, and teaching.

Looking again at the expectations, language, and everyday moments that shape women's lives.

Feminism

An open book with the word 'feminism' defined under a magnifying glass. Surrounding notes and quotes about feminism and acceptance, including a blue note with 'Question everything you were taught to accept.', a torn paper note that says 'The personal is political.', a quote on a blue sticky note 'Words shape worlds.', and a handwritten note 'Look again at the everyday. That's where the truth lives.' with a small heart. There is also a mug, a small vase with white flowers, and some paper notes on the table.