
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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It started with a tire.
My husband and I had switched cars, and when I climbed into the Jeep to head to work, a warning light informed me that the rear passenger tire needed air. Nothing particularly alarming, just an inconvenience that re...
October. The month of movies where every little bump in the night has dire consequences.
You know the movies I mean. Someone hears a noise downstairs and, rather than doing what any sensible person would do, which is turn on every light in...
A small warning before we begin: This essay is about words, including some that offend people. There will be profanity. There will be references to slurs and expressions with ugly histories. I’m going to try to handle them thoughtfully, but...
I love ideas. Not necessarily good ideas. Not yet, anyway. I love them when they are still loose enough to play with, before anyone has decided what they are supposed to become.
I do this quite literally when I write. I start with an image...
While procrastinating on writing this article, my husband and I started watching Ted Lasso for the first time. I should probably confess that I went into this with a preconceived notion that it wasn’t for me. I wasn’t watching Ted Lasso. My...
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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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