
Novelist, screenwriter, over-thinker, dog lover, New York Times Bestselling author — but it all began when I won 2nd Prize in the Chicago Tribune Magazine’s Fruit and Vegetable Poetry Contest.
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“Hilarious humor. Surprise and true delight. There is never a false or sour note in This is Epic.”
— Hal Ackerman, author, TV writer, screenwriter, playwright, professor, co-chair emeritus of UCLA’s Screenwriting Program.
It’s startling w...
It began with a vegetable. Not a beloved vegetable like summer corn or heritage tomatoes. This was a hated vegetable, a vegetable so vile I could not for the life of me understand why God had put it on the earth.
Lima beans.
Not the fresh...
Among all the exceptional gardens I have seen in our time in Minnesota, none compare to this impertinent display of fading marigolds in the cracks of a parking lot. What a place to plant seeds of hope. What a gift. Thank you, secret gardene...
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I can’t stop thinking about the flight attendant who was standing before us on a mid-size plane going through the safety rules. Now, like most people who fly regularly, I know these rules, so I usually don’t watch...
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So I went on my own. Not really wanting to, but oh well, I guess I should. Not expecting all that much. It was Labor Day weekend. I was the only one there at first. Except for the pianist. I looked aro...
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New York Times Bestselling novelist, screenwriter, over-thinker, and dog lover. Hope is like oxygen to me. Laughter is medicine. I try to combine the two on Substack through very short pieces -- flash fiction, personal stories, and essays.
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