These are personal essays and vignettes, often colored by my 1950s closed adoption by a military couple, my gardening vocation, and the stroke I survived at fifty-seven. Here, you'll also find Japanese image poetry or Haiga. Welcome, all.
“Roots and Branches is as captivating a narrative of the adoptee experience as you'll ever find, told with a jarring sense of nostalgia and an infectious use of imagery. It brings the conversation to a new level.”