Heaven in My Foot: Inside, Looking Out

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Sunday, January 10, 2010

Inside, Looking Out

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My store is still just a baby but I hope to grow it a little now and then.

What's wrong with my body and how it got this way: posts so far

In the Beginning Was Dysautonomia
And Then My Trouble Began
Tilt Table Test
At Least There Is This
And Now, the Present

Or Start Something Else. Here's the Story of How I Started Cartooning.

Essays and Such

Fifty-one Portraits
Follow Your Dreams . . . To Hell
Take Heat, This Is My Body
An Atheist Prays
The Great Escape
And My Hands Were Small

The Religious Material

Fifty-one Portraits

An essay on participating in the Private Portraits/Public Conversations project of Felix de la Concha at Dartmouth College.

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