Well, it seems I’ve fallen behind again, and though I really do have quite good excuses, I am quite sorry to neglect my little space on the Internet! A few catch up items… * The biggest thing to mention is … Continue reading
So I posted about the new site design… and meant to post again right after to address the fact that I haven’t posted in so long about anything that’s actually going on in my life… but clearly that didn’t happen … Continue reading
Apologies for the long gap between posts, things have been pretty busy around here! A few things I must mention though! – * My flash story, “The Sea Does Not Need Me,” appears in the new issue of Scheherezade’s Bequest … Continue reading
Time for a brief summary of the creative things I published last year! Each section is from latest to earliest. Poems: * “The Crane Wife” @ Through the Gate * “Year Forty-Nine” @ Mirror Dance * “L’Unicorne Qui S’Endort” @ … Continue reading
So you probably noticed that I disappeared for a while there but I am back! I sadly have been very sick this semester, a terrible bout with mononucleosis that I would much rather forget. I’m on the mend for sure, … Continue reading
Whew, the fall semester has started and, as predicted, things are already quite crazy. I’m teaching a new course (the second level literature based writing course, my theme is “US Literature and the Fairy Tale” of course!), still reading crazily … Continue reading
Hi all! You’ve probably seen a few of these promotions around but here I am, late in the day but still delighted to be able to post about this great anthology that I have the honor to be a part … Continue reading
I have a new poem, “L’Unicorne Qui S’Endort”, up at inkscrawl! It’s a fantastic issue, so honored to be a part of it!
A new poem of mine, “Song from the Islands of Sirenum Scopuli,” is up at Liquid Imagination! And it even has a fancy audio file of me reading it, which was an adventure in and of itself :). This poem … Continue reading
This is a bit late I suppose, but I think it’s important that writers reflect on the previous year and note the new writing that they’ve had published. Plus, it’s Imbolc, the festival for Brigid who is the patron goddess/saint … Continue reading
