Kim Stafford teaches at Lewis and Clark College where he is founding director of the Northwest Writing Institute and co-director of the Documentary Studies progrram. His many books include volumes of poetry, memoirs and essay collections. Visit here to read about his books.
“Talking Recklessly” is excerpted by permission of the author, Kim Stafford, from his memoir 100 Tricks Any Boy Can Do: How My Brother Disappeared published 2012 by Trinity University Press, San Antonio, TX. When we were young, our father had … Continue reading →
Memoirs are high on my reading list. Memoirs that tell authors’ stories of grieving and healing are at the top. This week, I am posting an in-depth interview with writer Kim Stafford, whose brother committed suicide. As a writer, Kim … Continue reading →