Review: The Man Who Lived in an Eggcup
Once upon a time there were doctors who made house calls, answered every page and returned patient phone calls.
Characters Who Consume My Writing
For far too long, in my humble opinion, your average goblin has been much maligned. Far from being the loathsome…
Diagnosis Cancer
Diagnosis Cancer
Cancer is a disease of the cells. It is a chronic, metabolic, systemic, nutritional deficiency,…
Who Would You Most Like To Have Met?
I remember seeing a brief grainy movie clip of him years ago; shot in the eighteen nineties where he was refereeing…
Graveyard Secrets 2
Tom’s cottage is snug, though the air is thick from the turf he uses to keep the old range going. I sat at the…
Can You Feel Me?
If my eyes are the window to my soul, then it serves s a mirror for you. Move closer .Ahh, right there. Can you…
Interview with Michael Bosc
Interview with Michael Bosc: Michael Bosc Slides in from Spain to Guest with Mike Angley (Posted on September 23,…
Interview with Paige Agnew
Seven tells the story of seven people whose lives come together because of a kidnapper. The story of each…
Choose Your Path – Review
Imagine you are standing in the middle of a road that has many different forks or paths that you can follow. The…
Love Thy Labor
Love Thy Labor
Teaching childbirth education was one of my most favorite moments. The excitement on the ladies'…
On Her Guard
A Magic University Teaser Tale
Nia clawed nonchalantly at the dirt by her feet. She sat splayed on the stoop, her…
Hekátē
Hekátē
The stars have crossed
The moon was heavy and pregnant a few days back
Somewhere… a woman her hair has…
The Sea’s Lover
The Sea's Lover
The sea dashes across the rocks
Like an anxious suitor waiting
To caress his loved raven…
Poem for John Gabriel Borkman
precious, you said
and I melted like snow
dissolving
into heavy rain
sounding like
beating thunder
to wake…
Saying Goodbye
Saying Goodbye
Sitting on the end of the blue leather sofa, pregnant; he did not come for the third night. “I…