In My Turn: Women Speak Out women of diverse backgrounds and circumstances express their philosophies for living. Their thirty-nine short essays allude to inherited traits, emotion versus logic, creativity, moves to action and indelible lessons gleaned from interaction with others. As author and individual, I revel in the resilience of women and men to give… Continue reading →
Wildlife Friends – Northwest Coast is a whimsical, yet educational book of poetry for anyone who enjoys reading poetry for their own enjoyment or reading to children. The original watercolor paintings of wildlife lend themselves beautifully to the descriptive written words. One can imagine the chipmunks stopping quickly for a water break before scampering off,… Continue reading →
For five hundred years since your observations profound, We’ve known that our star Sun did not rise up and then down, But, instead, Earth in circular motions revolved and went ’round. Still today we proceed with dated words like sunrise, sundown, So despite your insights, flat-Earth thoughts still have us bound. My poem “Oh Galileo”… Continue reading →
On a 100-degree day in 1987 I went searching for a spring in Scottsdale’s McDowell Mountains. In part, my search for that spring was an attempt to learn once and for all if Arizona was trying to kill or embrace me. My experiences that day are pivotal in Desert Spring, the book that traces my… Continue reading →
All my short stories are fiction although there is a grain of truth based on my own life in all of them. Book One of “The Spirit Hill Affairs” relates a true event in English history with added characters from my own imagination. Book Two is a ghost story. CLICK HERE for INTRODUCTION: Spirit Hill… Continue reading →
