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  • Is there a place for poetry centered on the morose in the 2026? The world it seems is in a state of decay. We’re rapidly approaching the climate reckoning that will usher in plagues and famines, economic collapse and mass…

    Graveyard Poets
  • I have a proclivity for ten-dollar words (which you could say renders me either a sesquipedalian or prone to grandiloquence). Hear me out: I love language and want to have a wide range of sounds and forms in my arsenal…

    Linguistic Limits: On the Loss of Verbiage Over Time
  • POET / NATURALIST / PHOTOGRAPHER

    JACE PAUL
  • Del Griffith and Jean-Paul Sartre make their way home for Thanksgiving.

    Planes, Trains, and Nausea
  • Recently, my daughter asked me if I believed in heaven. “Well,” I said, carefully choosing my words, “there’s very little evidence to suggest that life or consciousness persists after death. To date, no one who’s died has come back to…

    Live for Reason & Compassion: A Letter to My Daughter
  • An alternate take of my previous photograph. The foolishness of expectations. Let go of them and embrace the radical wisdom of detachment. We should not labor in the field of struggle, but accept the indifference of the universe and the…

    The Endurance of Memory
  • Who ever thought human beings were a good idea? – Jace Paul, 2020

    The Persistence of Loss
  • My beloved friend Carol has passed away. We met at Andover-Newton in 2005. From the very start, Carol demonstrated exceptional kindness and grace. It was while in seminary that I was relieved of my innocence about people of faith; by…

    To Carol in the Summerland