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The first inspiration for my creative life came from my high school English teacher who assured me that poor speling, poor grammer, and a highly experimental approach to writing would not necessarily limit my literary future. Later, as an anthropology graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, I greatly admired the poignant beauty for Loren Eiseley's prose. Scientist, humanist, naturalist, and poet, his ability to interweave paleontology with personal reflections on the human condition was most inspiring. I especially remember two memorable occasions when we met for lunch at a n more... Biography, Contact Author, Read Reviews, |
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Books • China's Urban Villagers: Changing Life in a Beijing Suburb • The Betrayal - An Interactive Novel • The Inupiat and Arctic Alaska: An Ethnography of Development Short Stories • Donnelly Dome - An Unfinished Story |
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