A night hike reveals how magical the world appears in varied shades of black; how, without light, our senses team up to safely navigate; how profound ignorance of what's coming next forces us to pay…
Phyllis Cole-DaiOctober 5, 2020
Phyllis invites you to "Voices," a virtual open mic celebrating voices of color.
Phyllis Cole-DaiSeptember 22, 2020
In addition to being an online exhibitor, Phyllis will participate in three panels. All will be accessible by Zoom.
Phyllis Cole-DaiSeptember 16, 2020
Phyllis will give two presentations at this year's South Dakota Festival of Books, which will be held entirely online.
Phyllis Cole-DaiSeptember 15, 2020
Award-winning poet Barbara Crooker commends For the Sake of One We Love and Are Losing, Phyllis's latest book.
Phyllis Cole-DaiSeptember 10, 2020
A rather light-hearted list of 45 silver linings I’ve found in the clouds of my pandemic isolation.
Phyllis Cole-DaiSeptember 7, 2020
Out in the world’s vineyard stretches a table with a feast meant for us all. I’ll meet you there.
Phyllis Cole-DaiAugust 30, 2020
Phyllis invites you to join her new Facebook group, “Coffee Break with Phyllis Cole-Dai.” This private group will be an informal hangout exclusively for her newsletter subscribers.
Phyllis Cole-DaiAugust 17, 2020
As a nation, we’re tired of being in this pandemic mess. Some of us want—even need—our children to return physically to school. Others of us can’t bear the thought of it. How do we come…
Phyllis Cole-DaiAugust 17, 2020
Dugnad. Say it with me: dugnad (doog-nod). It’s a Norwegian word I learned this week; an ancient word, traceable to the Viking Age, when villagers would labor together to bring ships ashore after long seafaring trips.…
Phyllis Cole-DaiAugust 10, 2020
A mishap on top of a Mayan ruins leads to lifelong friendship. Asking for help, like offering it, helps make us US.
Phyllis Cole-DaiAugust 3, 2020
