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Writing to know a particular place. Always a work-in-progress. NOTE! I've moved to Substack: https://nolinesinnature.substack.com/

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Posted by R. Singh December 19, 2022

God Knows

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Posted by R. Singh December 12, 2022

Planet Blah

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Posted by R. Singh December 07, 2022

The history trap

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Posted by R. Singh December 06, 2022

Too Thin a Tale

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R. Singh: The lives and times of a single species are too thin a tale to tell about a place like Potomac Creek, Virginia, where our immigrant family arrived more than a half-century ago. Potomac Creek now lies at the center of my new book project. Often, these posts work through ideas inspired by life on the Creek. Hopefully they'll resonate with people elsewhere. I'm available for talks, and follow me on twitter: @3lions99. My literary agent is Leslie Meredith of Dystel, Goderich & Bourret: lmeredith@dystel.com

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