Miranda Weiss
Northern Lights
A blog about the wonders and challenges of living in Homer, Alaska, by Miranda Weiss, the author of Tide, Feather, Snow: A Life in Alaska.
- Looking Ahead
- First Snow
- Heading to Nanwalek
- Election Day
- Playing at Survival
- Outbreak
- Closing Up and Putting Away
- Walking in the Dark
- Thinking Locally
- A Good Day Fishing
- And Now It’s Fall
- Dispatch from the Veggie Patch
- Berry-Addled
- Back Home from Fish Camp
- Beach Days
- Off to Fish Camp
- Returning From Outside
- The End of Summer
- Cartography
- Lone Moose Calf
- A Walk With Wendy
- Tourist Town
- Saturday Morning Hike
- The Dump
- Clean-Up Day
- In Praise of Ditches
- Spring Arrivals
- Entering Anemone Territory
- The Neighborhood
- Jarl, the Trapper
- Easter in the Snow
- Signs of Spring
- Flying Out
- Iditarod
- A Trip to the Ski Hill
- The Coffee Shop
- Chickens of the North
- Yurt, Part Two
- Tele
- Earthquake
- The Trail We All Will Travel By
- Die-Off
- Through Rain, Wind, and Ice
- Out of the Darkness
- Reality TV Hits Home
- Food Security
- Giving Thanks
- Yurt
- Memo from the Beach Behind the Hockey Rink
- Of Bikes and Bears
- Burn the Darkness, Burn the Loss
- Visiting Day in Salmon School
- The President Comes to the Neighborhood
- Falling Back to the Beginning
