Isle Chronicles is an independent publication dedicated mostly to arts coverage, sustainability, and in-depth community storytelling. I aim to foster connection, accountability, and meaningful community growth through my writing. I’m not a huge fan of politics, but on the local level, I truly value it. I welcome you to engage with me and highlight anything island-related you think I should cover.

You can also find me on Substack, where I write a lot about life’s journey and my sense of style as a form of self-expression. With some poems sprinkled in.

Every First Friday Poetry Open Mic (posters by Andrey Psyche)

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“Hanging with the locals: dreamers, doers, and mermaids—keeping the fairy tale alive or maybe I’m just lost on island time.”

From Ferry to Bohemia: A Mom-and-Pop Taste of Prague Between Whidbey and Mukilteo

Just across our small pond, the Puget Sound. The Salish Sea. Whatever you identify our surrounding body of water as, there sits a little outpost called Mukilteo. I love hearing people attempt to pronounce it if they have never passed through. Its name comes from Lushootseed, the language of the Snohomish people and other Coast…

The Return of the Third Place: Salad Design

When I try to describe to people what exactly is going on in the old yellow cottage on First Street, they look perplexed, yet still intrigued. What was once In the Country boutique and more recently Alma’s Kids outpost, the cottage had been emptied out yet again. Upon passing by the yellow cottage recently, I…