Tabitha Bozeman

July 25, 2026

July 24, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman Clifford Geertz, an American anthropologist and theorist, said “it is not necessary to know everything to understand something,” an...

Viewing success in ways that are handed down

July 17, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman Can reading actually change who we are as people? Are we bound to the people and places that produce us, fa...

‘Maybe we can make it different’

June 26, 2026

This week, I have been reading through Lois Lowry’s The Giver series, which is actually a set of fo...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Awareness Month

June 18, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman Some of the most beautiful prose is that which is most infused with poetry, and some of the most beautiful lives are those...

Words alone are often insufficient

June 5, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman It has been said that “No communication is better than miscommunication.” I disagree. As Samuel Beckett said...

Greeting from Hungary and Serbia

May 29, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman This week, I marked Memorial Day weekend in Hungary and Serbia. On Monday, I texted with my family in the...

Contemplating boundaries at border crossings

May 22, 2026

This week, I am traveling in the Balkan region, and it has been an incredible adventure. There is so...

‘Love set you going like a fat gold watch’

May 8, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman One of my favorite poems about motherhood is Sylvia Plath’s “Morning Song,” and the first line is “Love s...

The passageway between what was and what is next

May 1, 2026

By Tabitha Bozeman Late spring is almost-summer, a nearly-finished season of the first flowers and spring rain. It is a season that feels full of growth,...