Ephemera

I’m so delighted that my article on the band Wet Leg went live this weekend. What a fun-loving, storytelling duo. … More

And so it is…the season of mischief-making is upon us, to swing below a crescent moon dripping with its reflection. … More

Flashback Friday #72 asks listeners to take on an analogy, and I was reminded of this recent song by Ed … More

Have you heard of Japanese Breakfast? It’s a band fronted by the modern-day siren and New York Bestselling author, Michelle … More

Originally posted on Songshine Sounds:
Grammy-nominated, Kenyan singer-songwriter J.S. Ondara released the first single from his highly anticipated third album, Spanish…

Originally posted on Songshine Sounds:
I’ve been wanting to share the joy of my 45’s collection with listeners. A rainy evening…

Dear Readers, I am proud to announce that two of my poems: “A Period Piece,” and “The Woman” were both … More

Flashback Friday #69 asks listeners to write a classified ad. using the title of a song like Depeche Mode did … More

I am so pleased to share that poem “Starry Crown” was published today on Whispers & Echoes, an online journal celebrating short … More

I am so pleased to share that my poem “Nibble Me Numb” was published today on Whispers & Echoes, an … More

I’m so pleased to see my third Modern-Day Sirens article published yesterday. It’s about a tremendous new female artist, Amythyst … More

Beautiful things are happening in my writing career. First and foremost, I have finished the second draft of my novel, … More

I’m doubly pleased today as I have two wonderful surprises to announce (plus a bonus third surprise at the end … More

Flashback Track #67 asks us to share our feelings on covers, and I’m not talking about the bedroom kind, although … More

April has been full of surprises, but oh so exhausting. And now, dear readers, it is time for my muse … More

A little brevity to take us through Thursday. A petite pen request. 30 words or less to Ron Hick’s painting, … More

Flashback Track #62 asks us to share a song we associate with someone. This one is for love. I met … More

He looks at me with sunset eyes,tree veins branched from lack of quiet,and the early death of daygoes unnoticed bythe … More

An impulse write as I realized that I hadn’t responded to last week’s Flashback Track Friday #61 that asks what … More

Want to hear something shocking? A breakdown of genres reveals striking gender gaps; men publish 83% of horror novels; in … More