About Finding the Flotsam
Finding the Flotsam is a space for the fragments—grief, longing, memory, quiet joy, and the moments that drift to the surface of life.
I write from the woods, the shoreline, and the ache of ordinary days, where nature and reflection meet. These essays are not prescriptions, but invitations: to feel more deeply, to name what hurts, and to notice what floats even when everything else feels sunk.

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a 30-something New Englander who writes about grief, reflection, and finding meaning in the aftermath.