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Step three looks like this: A handmade book by fellow Jentel resident and printmaker Maranda Allbritten, whose work is beautiful, affordable, and well-designed. In early 2005, about the time [...]

Last night I had a conversation that I hope I never forget. Two other residents and myself lingered after dinner, sipping wine and talking about process. I had the opportunity to ask PR, the [...]

[Today’s kids know what an IED is…] Tuesday night, the fellow residents of Jentel will be giving a reading and presentation in downtown Sheridan, Wyoming for the monthly Jentel [...]

Some of have been to the meat market and even made andouille buffalo soup: Some have been to the barber: And others have danced with the 93-year-old former game warden of Buffalo, WY:  And [...]

Last night I dreamed I was an American soldier, home on leave from Iraq. The city I once called home now appeared bright and shallow. The streetlights gave me headaches. I felt safer in the dark, [...]

Very early in the morning… a fleet of Jentel animals awoke. They mashed and fried, frittered and carved, baked and stirred, whipped and thickened… And the humans came to eat the [...]

My writing, reading, and submitting rhythm have been feeling a little off ever since I arrived at Jentel. I understand that a major reason for this is the fact that having my foot in a cast means [...]

The temperature ranged between 4 and 10 degrees today, with overnight lows for tonight expected to hit negative 7. CC, the photographer, hopped into her car at dusk for her daily drive to the top [...]

Yesterday, the high plains of Wyoming pulsed with the most enchanting, electric gray color I’ve ever seen. Wind roared across the prairie for hours, carrying sugar-fine granules of snow that [...]

Folks might be wondering why I keep talking about the “gumbo roads” of high desert Wyoming. For an explanation, I look no further than my trusty dictionary of landscape terminology, Home Ground, [...]