Author Archives: marcbeaudin

About marcbeaudin

Poems, plays, books, roads, trails.

Peacock’s Sabertooth

Posted on July 4, 2013 by marcbeaudin

There’s a feeling you get in Grizzly country when you’re passing too close to what looks like a perfect location for a bear’s day bed. Maybe a thicket of huckleberries, maybe an island grove of cottonwood with plenty of downed … Continue reading →

Posted in book reviews, Writing | Tagged archeology, beringia, climate change, clovis, doug peacock, first americans, global warming, hayduke, pleistocene, sabertooth, short faced bear | Leave a comment

Tips for Successful Hitchhiking

Posted on April 25, 2013 by marcbeaudin

I’ve been working on a book that digs up my old tales of being on the road, and as a consequence, I started listing tips for hitching rides that I’ve learned over the years. Here’s what I have so far: … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged hitchhiking, road stories, tips | 1 Comment

Old Poems, Tucked Away in Dusty Corners of the Internet

Posted on April 18, 2013 by marcbeaudin

Having work published online still feels very strange to me. The poems flash like a blip on a radar screen, then disappear into the dark ocean of too much information flooding our brains, eyeballs and computer screens. However, the poems … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry, Writing | Tagged fragile arts quarterly, glassfire, lost poems, online poems, priene's fountain | Leave a comment