Michael Orson May weaves tales that honor the people whose histories he recounts, interlacing them with the spiritual and fantastical worlds of what could be, and reminding us all to seek meaning in the corners of our own lives. He shares his life with Joan, his beloved wife, who stands as the steadfast companion to his vibrant imagination. Together, they live warmly adrift in a rhythm of quiet companionship, accompanied by their two devoted Great Pyrenees dogs: Daizy and Picasso. They divide their time between the Arizona desert and the mountains of Colorado, migrating with the seasons like adventurous geese.