“Unite and heal? I don’t wanna!” the rebels cry.
Bio
Ellen Heath lives and writes in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her career in communications has included experience as a congressional aide, corporate speechwriter, government relations and public affairs specialist, and freelance writer. She is the author of Lizard Diary, a memoir of an experience with shamanism, and The Inheritance, a novel that was published in 2012. She has a B.A. degree in English from Stanford University
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The Rise of Indigenous Wisdom
First published in 2013, a book of essays by an Indigenous writer is soaring on a The New York Times list of bestsellers. What’s going on?
The Dominion of the Microbe
What is required, overall, is a new paradigm in the way people think about disease. Laurie Garrett, author of The Coming Plague
A “Crip Camp” Rises Again
In a crippled moment, the disabled lead.
The Bottom Line vs. the Well-Wrought Line
The heart of the publishing industry may be in New York, but here in Santa Fe, Liz Trupin-Pulli has her finger on its pulse.
Humboldt Rises Again, a Woman at his Side
Two friends responded to my earlier post on Alexander Von Humboldt with additional information that altered my perspective, and I would like to share.
So, What Do the Planets Say?
You will be happy to know that the Uranus-Pluto square is coming to an end.
A Thanksgiving Blessing
I am happy to say that I spent Thanksgiving with “the greatest man since the Deluge.”
The Greatest Apache
I always thought that Apaches were the scariest Indians of all. And then I took a walk in a garden.
Yet Another Trail
“When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing.” Uncheedah