
This is my working studio. I share short essays, literary fiction, plays in progress, and the occasional illustrated experiment. Most of my work circles memory, culture, and the making of a life.
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When I was in grade school, one of the things we learned was that if you wanted to write a factual paper, you needed to answer the five Ws: Who, What, Where, When and Why. Somewhere along the way, How was added to the list.
I remember bein...
When I was young, friendship seemed simple. You met someone. You laughed together. You spent every day together. You assumed it would always be that way. Life, of course, had other plans.
As I’ve grown older, I’ve found myself returning to...
My mother had a simple philosophy about friendship. She used to say, “We were born with our friends already.” As a child, I never questioned what she meant. Why would I? I was surrounded by mine.
I was the youngest of eight children, but b...
There are certain ideas we carry through life long before we ever find words for them. They shape the way we choose our friends, build our families, navigate our careers, and decide who we welcome into our lives. We don’t always recognize t...
Last week, while scrolling through social media, I came across an announcement for a newly opened drive-in theater here in Grass Valley. The image showed classic cars, lawn chairs, food vendors, and a giant movie screen waiting for dusk. Be...
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Welcome. This is my working writing studio, where I publish short, often reflective, essays and the occasional work-in-progress. Much of what I write begins in memory and moves toward story. New pieces appear every other Sunday. I’m glad you’re here.
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