The title says most of it. I wrangle words and smith ‘em new, ruminate on information policy, privacy and content delivery and dance the hell out of music. I also enjoy lightning storms, lichen, large bodies of water, fantastic beasts, public radio, street art, puns, birds on wires, tasty bread, ugly architecture, piles of garbage, airborne seeds, hot heat, the sides of buildings, dirty bass, riding my bike, VHS, monsters, mass hysteria, new age balderdash, conspiracy theory, bad pop music, white noise and iced tea.
Raised in West Fargo, North Dakota, I’ve lived several years in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and spent a few in Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, in pursuit of library science and no self. I’m currently in MPLS, near those lakes.
Deepsicks is my creative writing and things-I-find-visually-pleasing website. I front professional at megholle.com, my librarian résumé and portfolio, and help maintain the Death Reference Desk, a blog about death and society. I also co-created You Are Not Dead: A Guide to Modern Living. This self-help propaganda project became a live-action seminar play in Vancouver in May 2010 and September 2011, with the guide self-published by my de facto press, The Author Is Dead. Perish or perish!
It’s a weird, wounderful life. I like it. Make contact.
