Still Seated
A moment of public reckoning. A teacher. A room. A silence that changed something permanently. This is the opening scene of a book I’m writing.

A moment of public reckoning. A teacher. A room. A silence that changed something permanently. This is the opening scene of a book I’m writing.

On spending Christmas Eve alone, choosing what matters, and the quiet power of deliberate creation.

A living essay on devotion, depth, and the art of choosing environments that fuel creation. A traveling author reflects on sanctuary, disruption, and what it means to keep the inner fire lit while life stays in motion.

A shimmering white suit. A pristine Panama hat. A moment of mischief that rippled far beyond the splash it made. In this vivid, poetic memoir, Daniel Aaron unearths a childhood prank turned parable—a true story of identity, family legacy, and the strange power of surprise. What happens when appearances deceive, instincts ignite, and no one gets punished?