Always writing. Always have. Always will.
Freelance Writer.
Writing Examples:
- Navajo Hopi Observer, Muralist Isaac Caruso, Writing and Photos
- Corner Stories Podcast, The Dream Alchemist, Writing, Recording, Music.
- Winslow Downtown Magazine: How Winslow Residents Saved thieir Town, The Peace Train, Hashknife Pony Express
- Poynter Institute, AP, NYT, LBL Taking a Leap
- Motor Dolls, Novel published in 2010
- Featured Motor Doll Articles
Personal blog topics I write about:
MARKETING:
WRITING
- Creator of Winslow.Town online magazine
- Motor Dolls Blog
- Author of Seven Novels
- Freelance Writer
Podcast:
- All Creative Aspects
- Writer/Producer
- Voice Over
- Music
LATEST POSTS
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Soft: Dogwood 52 Week 3
The Dogwood 52 photo Challenge challenged us on week 3 with “soft” but not in a literal sense. I photographed something sharp in a soft way.
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Stormy Mood: Dogwood 52 Week 2
For week two of Dogwood 52 photo challenge, we focus on a “Stormy Mood,” pushing beyond a simple landscape of a storm to tell a story.
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Eye Line: Dogwood 52 Week One
The Dogwood 52 Week Photo Challenge Week 1, Leading Lines. WRONG! strike that! I messed up. EYE LINES. Check out the update.
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Happy 2023: Year of Repurpose
After a three-year gap, I am setting an intention for the year and getting back to the things I love and do well. The Year of Repurpose.
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Vagabond Life: The Czech Republic
Living Vagabond in Prague for twelve full days, bringing to life a teenaged dream.
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Living Well: Travel and Migraines
I used to dread flying, not because flying scared me, but because without fail, I’d get a migraine midair. My tactics now.
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Letters to Charlie # 18: March 9, 1910
The latest with Dora and Charlie, including an anonymous postcard. Plus indications she is still sick.
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Vagabond Life: Claremont Airbnb
Even though I haven’t been writing about it, we’re still Vagabonding! Although now we’re getting to explore different areas, like Claremont CA.
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Letters to Charlie #17: January 25, 1910
Ah, 1910! A new year and more Letters to Charlie. But could the return of Mr. Arthur change things?