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New Work Out
My newest story is out at Sunlight Press, titled All is Not Lost. It’s only 1,790 words—so a short short story. The impetus of this story began with a real event. I often stored my bike in the basement of an adjoining building where the door frequently was left unlatched. One time after coming home… Read more
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Bike Life: Flash Memoir on 2 Wheels
Bike Life is a podcast from Warmshowers.org, a non-profit group that connects bicycle tourists to hosts. The organization is world-wide. For example, I was able to stay with hosts on my Rhine River ride in Koblenz, Koln, and Karlsruhe, Germany as well in Strasbourg and Egsheim, France. Doing this allows me to actually pursue international bike… Read more
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New Work Out
Flora Literary is running a small prose poem I wrote around the theme of regret. It starts as a list but then addresses certain people I feel I’ve wronged or short-shrifted—bringing on latent regrets. Afterthoughts. Self-examination. What-ifs and if onlys. Hindsight is 20-20, as they say. And, it is the heart that reminds us To… Read more
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New Work Out
Check out Issue 7 of Pensive: A Global Journal of Spirituality & the Arts Pensive is out of the Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service at Northeastern University. The journal is available after Nov. 28th for purchase or click on the cover at the website to browse. The story is entitled Little Norway. I came to… Read more
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New Work Out
new work out at Teach. Write Journal called Tim Tintera’s Thesaurus, you can read online https://teachwritejournal.com/current-issue/ I wrote Tim Tintera’s Thesaurus after seeing the battered copy sitting around on my shelf. After nearly 40 years, I still felt guilty for stealing Tim Tintera’s Thesaurus, but I knew he didn’t need it as much as he… Read more
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Check out new work, Adanna Literary Journal
new work out in a women’s literary journal go to: https://adannajournal.blogspot.com/ the piece is called Keep Moving: She knew about being faithful, she knew about loyalty. She was a Hennenbacher for crying out loud. Stand by your man was the family motto. Margery credited it to her Christian upbringing. No one in her family had… Read more
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