Watt Childress
Watt publishes upperleftedge.com. He also owns Jupiter's Rare & Used Books in downtown Cannon Beach and is a regular contributor to HIPFiSH. His work has appeared in the Daily Astorian, the North Coast Citizen, the Seaside Signal, The Oregonian, the Vancouver Observer, The Tennessean, Now & Then Magazine, Presbyterian Survey, and The Third Eye. Much of this wordy compulsion began in 1994, when he started sending odd stuff to the Upper Left Edge. Watt lives on a farm in the Nehalem Valley with his wife Jennifer and their two daughters. They care for dairy goats and other critters.
- Cannon Beach honors the seer of Earthsea
- Valentine for Flipper
- Evergreen Testament
- North to Neahseasu
- Indian Summer
- One and One
- Yea, no
- We are gathered
- Counterstomp
- The epic silence of Iron Dad
- Puttzing into summer tomfoolery
- Charles de Lint sings about Animal People
- Unshod
- Animal people will love “Someplace to be Flying” by Charles de Lint
- Dig those well-rounded points
- Here’s to a thriving hive
- Where the Sidewalk Ends
by Shel Silverstein
- Grieving for the Green
- In memory of Earl Scruggs
- The death and return of Barnabas Collins
- Enter the Puppy
- A wee interview with Terry Brooks
- Upstream with a Clatsop canoe
- Zedhead Reunion
- Data processing with Janus in France
- Screen-time with the young’uns
- Adventures in marital husbandry
- The tortoise and the euro
- Keep Calm and Carry On
- Sometimes a Great Notion
- Rosh Hashanah with barbarian in Paris
- Arrival in Europe
- Beginning a big trip
- Do our actions bear good fruit?
