Joseph completed an MFA from the University of Arizona and set out to transform personal journeys into compelling narratives that bridge the gap between human experience and natural wonder. In any biome he dedicates himself to three essential practices: reading, writing, and running wild trails.
In the sparse forest near the little cabin in the woods, the snow has melted, the temps are rising,...
All in a Season Under another grey sky of winter, Jack is out at the A-frame, a little cabin in the...
On a cold winter morning with gray skies looming, regardless of the potential storm showing in the...
Everything’s Better Over the Campfire On a foggy but warm winter afternoon, a couple of inches of...
Bundled up in the cold temps with the skies turned gray and growing darker, Jack Steward heads into...
When I was a kid, I was a Boy Scout. Each year, there were two Jamborees, one in the summer and one...
In a few months, the leaves will turn orange. The morning air will be crisp and chilly. Fall is...
When most people think of Florida, they picture sweltering days and muggy nights. Add an outdoor...
Last summer, my daughter turned eight and asked for something different. No pizza party at home...
The first time I strung fairy lights around my canvas camping tent, everything changed. That soft...
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