Suzanne Roberts
Suzanne is the author of Almost Somewhere: Twenty-Eight Days on the John Muir Trail, which won the 2012 National Outdoor Book Award, as well as four collections of poetry, most recently Plotting Temporality (Pecan Grove Press, 2012). She currently writes and teaches in South Lake Tahoe, California. For more information, please visit her website at www.suzanneroberts.net
I thought she was crazy, but also something in me envied her.
Continue Reading →The police hurried toward us, shouting. Our hiking guides translated: “Run!”
Continue Reading →The first time I took out my contact lens, she screamed in horror.
Continue Reading →The only answer I could come up with is that I was too embarrassed not take them off.
Continue Reading →“We better get in lightning position,” he said between cracks of thunder and lightning flashes.
Continue Reading →“Oh God. Does your boyfriend know about this?”
Continue Reading →You are on a night flight, reading poetry and minding your own business.
Continue Reading →I wanted so badly not to be this thing I couldn’t seem to help myself from becoming.
Continue Reading →“I wanted to join the group hug, and I wanted to photograph it. Truth be told, I did a half-assed job of both.”
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