Category: read me

Changing Gears
Well my lovelies, it has been a wicked ride, but it’s time to change it…

I’m in two anthologies published this month!
This Thanksgiving I’m grateful to have my work included in two wonderful books! The Montana…

“Noxious Weeds” published at Foliate Oak
Hey y’all, here’s another of my poems out in the world. Foliate Oak has kindly…

“Moose Bell” published in Gravel
Well hello! It’s been a while. Since last spring actually – whoa! I have been…

Elegy for a Warbler
Back in 2001, I left Jackson, Wyoming and a really sweet library job to get a…

Crux
I wrote a poem last summer called “Crux” – and it’s published today at Atlas…

“Roundheels” published in On Spec magazine
I don’t often write short stories, because when I write I’m verbose and have trouble…

“Horse Lubber” published at The Tishman Review
I’m so excited to see one of my poems about Texas published online at The…

Strange Horizons publishes my poem “Bodega Dunes”
I have a poem in Strange Horizons! This is the best thing ever. Strange Horizons…