By Anya Peterson Royce The Peter Pan bus from Penn Station to Danbury, CT, the A-1 Cab Company to the Homestead Inn, New Milford, CT, into an Enterprise rental car and off on 9 miles of narrow, winding roads to … Continue reading
By Jennifer Meta Robinson On a glorious October Saturday recently, a group of unusual people gathered at our farm. Seven of them were poets, or at least the day’s official designees of the title Poet, and about 93 of them … Continue reading
by Gabriel Escobedo I am a third-generation Mexican-American. My earliest memories were in the house of mi abuelita. I remember the constant sound of music and television in Spanish. When I was 4 years of age we moved. We still … Continue reading
“Conchita, Conchita” the boys squeal. I am standing in a gay night club in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. I glance behind me, and sure enough, there she is – Conchita Wurst. Never mind that she looks less than glamourous in her frumpy … Continue reading
CaMP Anthropology 