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  • 2027 Boreal Session

    2027 Boreal Session | The Post, Then the Beam: | The practice of ritual, and the ritual of practice. | In former times, when I was well tasked, and all...
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  • The Scriptorium, Free Online Event This Sunday

    This Sunday, September 20th, 2026 | 12 noon ET | You are cordially invited to an open house | Scriptorium Reflections call and one year celebration of | The Scriptorium:...
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  • Enough Time

    Enough Time | Here in the west we've a strange notion of time. We think it moves predictably, faithfully and inexorably from the past, that it pours through this little...
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  • Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson in-person October 7th in North Carolina

    Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson | Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 | 7:00 – 9:30 PM ET | In-person at Kittredge Theatre, Warren Wilson College | Swannanoa, North Carolina |...
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  • Caldera and Author Talk/Book Signing Event in Vancouver

    Two in-person events in Vancouver, BC | Caldera | Sunday, October 18th, 7pm | Stephen Jenkinson brings his band back to Vancouver October 18th to perform the new Nights of...
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  • Reflections of a Vehement Fellow

    Reflections of a Vehement Fellow | Should you have been born in a storm, the likelihood is that you're a stormy presence. Or, just as likely, you're almost unnaturally calm....
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  • I Think I’m In

    L. Cohen tells the story of being driven to his first big gig - may have been Newport - by his lawyer (he had a lawyer already?) and fretting aloud...
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  • Sifting Shards in the Bonehouse: Early Bird Pricing Ends Tonight

    Sifting Shards in the Bonehouse | with Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson | Live in Santa Fe | October 1 & 2 | Early Bird Price Available | Until...
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  • Sifting Shards in the Bonehouse: Event with Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson

    I always thought that if I just got a bit of a hearing in the States, the Americans would somehow find the thread. And while I've been fortunate in so...
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