Q&A With June Carryl
I got the opportunity to do a Q&A with the wonderful June Carryl about her new play, Blue, writing in the face of crisis, and creativity in general. You can check it out now in The FPI Files!
“The Patrol” in FJORDS REVIEW
Great news for my short story “The Patrol:” you can now read it online in FJORDS REVIEW! And if you like it so much that you need a hard copy, stay tuned for information on ordering the next print issue of the journal. Thanks to the editors for publishing my work!
WINCHESTER/WINCHESTER at Clay & Water 2023
I recently returned from Clamour Theatre Company‘s Clay & Water 2023 Retreat, where I got to spend a week in residence with fellow playwrights Maggie Wilson, Christine Benvenuto, Bill D’Agostino, and Erin Proctor. We worked on our plays, explored some of the sights of North Florida (like going on a sightseeing cruise around St. Augustine,…
“There’s A German Compound Word For Everything” in POTOMAC REVIEW
Great news and great reading material to start off the new year: the latest issue of POTOMAC REVIEW includes my short story “There’s A German Compound Word For Everything,” as well as a brief author interview with me! Thanks so much to the Editors–and especially Fiction Editor Caleb Berer–for including my work in this lovely…
WHO PUT BELLA IN THE WYCH ELM? at the Franklin School of Innovation
I’m delighted that the Franklin School of Innovation selected my play WHO PUT BELLA IN THE WYCH ELM? (slightly adapted for high schoolers!) for their fall production. The students have been putting so much thought and work into bringing the play to life, and I can’t wait to see what they’ve come up with. Check…