Fences, Neighbors, and Anxiety
On the last night of the Trump administration, January 19th into the 20th, the Santa Ana winds blew into our valley and took our back fence down. They also took […]
Fiction, Memoir, Poetry, Literacy
On the last night of the Trump administration, January 19th into the 20th, the Santa Ana winds blew into our valley and took our back fence down. They also took […]
(This is taken from a memoir I am writing that is as yet untitled.) At a Survivors of Suicide meeting I attended two years ago, the facilitator brought in a […]
(*This long blog was originally given as a message at Northkirk Church on June 25, 2019. I have been asked to reproduce it here in a slightly different form) I’d […]
This month, a friend is releasing her first novel. I wanted to highlight this novel because I think it’s a really great book. My friend, Nancy Brashear, was seemingly working […]
Today, when I attend a writer’s conference, I hear the same advice from editors and agents: Don’t write in multiple genres. Stick to one. As an English major, this comes […]