HILLS DREAMING THEMSELVES MOUNTAINS

I don't know if I would call this poem experimental, but I do remember writing it as a non-poem for a completely different project. After...

This past year, I joined two of my fellow teachers at the Her Voice at the Table blog, a resource dedicated to the education and wellness...

It has been a good start to the year with this poem finding a home at The Cabinet of Heed and the promise of two more published works...

The good folks over at Backchannels have opted to print another one of my pieces, this time a poem titled "The Ghosts of Fisherman Wade."...

Self-reflection needs not a mirror, only a mirroring surface. Out of habit, I try to avoid people in public places, especially if I’m...

Another year, another set of goals that are no different than the year before. I’m sure it was this time last year I put down my list of...

For now, this remains my most emotional piece - emotional to write, emotional to read, emotional to share. But, as I've told anybody who...

The good folks at Asymmetry have kindly published my story about a roller skating robot named Timothy. Does it sound unusual? I'd hope so...

When in the course of browsing through my local used bookstore years back, I found a copy of one of my former creative writing...

The good folks at Soft Cartel have published this non-fiction piece and I couldn't be more excited. While I didn't initially write this...

I've long struggled to define the genre of this story but perhaps I don't need to. The good folks at Furtive Dalliance accepted it for...

Read my first official publication here, thanks to the wonderful folks at Mirror Dance Fantasy. This was originally published in October...