Tue Sep 28 2021
I'm very excited to have a craft essay in "Getting to the Truth" a how-to write creative nonfiction craft anthology inspired by HippoCamp: A Conference for Creative Nonfiction Writers, published by Hippocampus Magazine and Books. My essay is about my favorite topic: The Strange, Excellent Beauty of Hybrid Nonfiction. View at books »
Mon May 04 2020
I wrote about pronouns for the Words Matter Competition and tied for 2nd Place. View at creativelightfactory »
Tue Feb 04 2020
A response to an email from my son's school. View at brevitymag »
Mon Jun 03 2019
I was going through old residency notes from my MFA and found this poem I wrote, and I actually don't write poems, but I like it. Read more »
Mon Aug 13 2018
Essay published in Whiskey Island Magazine Vol. 70 Read more »
Thu Jun 21 2018
Summer—the most wonderful time of the year, in spite of Christmas carols stating otherwise. View at thedebutanteball »
Tue Jan 16 2018
There is an art to deception. The way my mouth moves when I mislead someone feels like acting, not lying. I hear my voice as if it is someone else’s—aware of my cadence, my inflection, the way my listeners willingly follow. View at thesunlightpress »
Sat Aug 12 2017
I wonder if a dragonfly caught in a glass jar would make that same buzz I feel in my chest. Four churning wings, operating in two free-wheeling pairs, battering against the mason jar might sound the same as I feel. And I am frozen on top of the covers, agitating at an inaudible frequency. View at lazuliliterarygroup »
Sun Jul 09 2017
Once I had kids of my own, I struggled with what to teach them about God. View at crabfatmagazine »
Sat May 13 2017
This was a writing prompt that made me happy. Sometimes it's important to remember that writing is supposed to be fun. Read more »
Tue May 02 2017
This is one of the first flash essays I ever wrote. I still like it. Read more »
Mon Mar 27 2017
“Essay Notes on Attachment Disorder” makes its deft way in the world as draft and fragment, beautiful in its brokenness, and yet seems to suggest the entire life, the only life, for now. View at americanliteraryreview »
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