In 2014, the Art Central building in downtown Calgary was demolished. During its final days, I wandered the empty floors, took some final pictures, and wrote a poem about fate of the koi pond in the basement.
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The 2020 National Flash Fiction Day UK happened on June 6, 2020. On this day, 218 flash fiction pieces were released into the world in 5-10 minute intervals as part of FlashFlood UK. They received 1650 submissions, and I’m so thrilled that one of my stories was accepted to be a part of the wordy flood.
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So, this is something a little different that I’ve never done before. I wrote my first book review!
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Maybe it’s because I’ve been spending more time at home staring at things, but my two latest poems are about movie re-runs and glaucoma. Yep. Not quite sure what more to say on that. But I’m super happy that “Re-Watching Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom in Your Thirties” and “Surface Tension” have found a wonderful home in CircleShow #21.
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I’ve got a new poem (second of two!) up at The Beach Hut . This piece was inspired by a visit to Corona Del Mar, California many years ago.
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I’ve got two new poems in FEED - Issue 1.5, a journal that purposely curates issues that fit into a scroll or two. Perfectly sized morsels for readers on the go.
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Last year, my short story “Henry’s Day” was accepted as a one minute short story in the Calgary Public Library Short Story Dispenser. Loft 112 curated and edited all of the 1, 3, and 5 minute pieces from 76 local Calgary authors and collected them into a beautiful anthology called “Tap Press Read 1-3-5”.
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My new story "Dandelion Skin" is about back yard soccer games, the debatable color of stars, and, of course, dandelions.
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