The View from Ape Cave

Thursday, December 29, 2011

The View from Ape Cave

December 28, 2011 -- The view from Washington's Ape Cave, a 2.4-mile basalt labyrinth tunneled by molten lava, which also helped to form nearby Mount St. Helens.

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The Society of Professional Journalists Western Washington chapter has named RBM its 2019 "Journalism Educator of the Year." He and other honorees will deliver remarks at the Northwest Excellence in Journalism Awards Party on Monday, July 1, at Optimism Brewing Company in Seattle.

RBM and other working writers based along the West Coast presented a panel discussion, "Selfish, Sleepless, Self-Deprecating: Parents on Children and the Writing Life," at #AWP19 in Portland, Oregon.

RBM has joined The Liminal: Interdisciplinary Journal of Technology in Education, based at the University of Denver's digital commons, as a guest editor. The journal's first issue asks how #highered should respond to "fake news" in a post-truth world. Our 2018 CFP can be found here (due Dec. 1 and Jan. 15).

RBM continues to serve as Student Media Advisor at Washington State University Vancouver and teach English at Clark College. He lives in Portland with his wife and daughter and a red canoe of ridiculous dimensions.

RBM serves as Associate Nonfiction Editor for South Dakota Review. He and former SDR managing editor Sara Henning presented a panel on creative writing pedagogy at the 2014 AWP Conference in Seattle: "Teaching Brief, Sudden, Flash, and Very Short Prose."

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Thursday, December 29, 2011