Usually, I write my fiction while commuting to and from work. However, I’ve been feeling an urgency to complete my latest novel ASAP for a...
For one week in February, I will hunker down in a cabin in Fort Worden, Washington as an artist-in-residence at Centrum. I will write, day and night,...
Fiction writers have to be resilient. We spend hours, days and months creating make-believe worlds that most likely no one will ever read. I just completed...
Or maybe I will say weepy. But still. I don’t get weepy at work. Work is work, and it is important to me to keep my emotions–the raw ones,...
See where the daughters went in Literary Orphans.
Orphans are everywhere, but some are found and offered shelter. Literary Orphans rescued “Disowned Daughters” with their mood-loving arms and...
Behold: the cover of my forthcoming flash-fiction collection from Ravenna Press. Squeal! Publication date TBA.
You don’t even know. This issue of Mid-American Review is unforgettable. You don’t even know.