Gavin Geoffrey Dillard

Our Tribe Chanting

Men

“What is a tribe? A gaggle of beings (possibly non-beings), a flock of similar intent, a pride of dissimilar intent which binds itself by its distinctions. There are as many tribes as there are stars in the firmament; there are as many beings within the tribes as we have taxonomies for their lapels. Does this not apply to every two-spirit auntie and uncle, wandering sadhu, salamander, owl, mountain, and ginkgo? And does not this lead us one step closer to life’s ultimate query: Who am I? Professor Ramer gently directs us one lunge closer to the only possible solution: Who am I not?”

Tales of an Urban Mystic

History & Biography

“Professor Ramer is of what Dolores Cannon hails as ‘the First Wave,’ the vanguard, the pioneers, the bellwether. And though he is from the prosaic side of the uterus, I am deeply honored to proclaim him brother. Indeed, brother-in-arms, as we fling open the doors to that ineffable effulgence that has been quietly knocking since before time was time.”