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11/18

    SNOW, my short story about a pioneer woman crumbling beneath the weight of the tragedies she faces on a farm in the mid-west of the late 1800s, is in the fall/winter volume of Tahoma Literary Review. 

11/18

    Asterisk Anthology: Volume 2 is currently available on AMAZON. This book is  collection of horror short stories, including my piece, "The Llano Estacado," which won third prize in its category. During the 1850's, a man, cursed by the Apache he killed, crosses the staked plains of Texas in an effort to save himself.  But will the thing following him catch up with him first?

10/18 

     "The Love Letter of John Henry Holliday" was chosen as Book of the Month for the Discovering Diamonds review of past historical fiction books by the Historical Fiction Society. My book can be purchased on AMAZON.     

05/18

    CANNIBALS ON PARADE received an award for distinction in the 2018 Colored Pencil Society of America's International Exhibit. Since this was my third CPSA International Exhibit acceptance in ten years, I was awarded CPSA status, allowing me to use this acronym after my name. You can see this piece by visiting "The Art Work" page.

05/18

    ICE CUBE VISIONS, a colored pencil painting, has been accepted into the 2018 Cooperstown National Juried Show. You can see this piece by visiting "The Art Work" page. 

05/17

    TYLER, a colored pencil painting, has been accepted into the 2017 Colored Pencil Society of America's International Exhibition. You can see this piece by visiting "The Art Work" page. 

05/16

    ICE CUBE VISIONS, a colored pencil painting, has been accepted into the annual Colored Pencil Society of America's International Exhibition.  You can see this piece by visiting  "The Art Work" page. 

06/16

    BRIDGE TO NOWHERE, an abstract watercolor painting, has been accepted into 6 Bridges Art Gallery juried exhibition in Maynard, Massachusetts.

06/16

    ADIRONDACK POND, a colored pencil painting, is currently on exhibit in a juried show sponsored by the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, New York. You can see this piece by visiting "The Art Work" page.