My June 2025 Reading List
Here are the books I read in June 2025.
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My Favorite Book of 2025 (So Far) | Tunnel 29
I’ve read a lot of books this year, and even though it’s only June, I may have already found my favorite. Tunnel 29 reads like a spy thriller, with fast-paced, bite-sized chapters that make it easy to devour on a commute or during a quick reading break. In this post, I’ll share why this gripping true story has stayed with me long after I turned the last page.
My Ancient Coin Collection Is Speaking to Today’s Chaos
These aren’t just beautiful artifacts; they’re offering a surprisingly stark mirror to the political and social unrest we’re seeing today.
My April 2025 Reading List
Looking for great books this month? Check out my April reading list, featuring gripping fiction, insightful nonfiction, and hidden literary gems.
My Departure from Conservatism
Ideological shifts create distance. My journey from Conservative to Moderate reveals the uncomfortable truth about belief, persuasion, and the bonds we forge.
Photo Essay: Wrangell, Alaska on 35mm
Wrangell is a place that feels like a story half-remembered—an island where mist clings to the trees and the past lingers in the salt air. I traveled there with my old film camera, hoping to capture more than just images.
My March 2025 Reading List
Looking for great books this month? Check out my March reading list, featuring gripping fiction, insightful nonfiction, and hidden literary gems.
Photo Essay: Portraits in Alaska’s Native Communities
As a school portrait photographer, I flew by bush plane to remote Alaskan villages, where every trip was an adventure—navigating unpredictable weather, setting up makeshift studios in school cafeterias, and capturing moments for families who cherished these rare portraits. It was the most stressful yet rewarding career I’ve ever had.
