Projects & Publications

Featured Client Work and In-progress Seeking Representation

Forthcoming from University of Nevada Press, Fall 2023

Jill Derby’s It All Begins with Yes: A Nevada Story

“Prison Killed My Libido,” in Hobart’s September 2021 Rejected Modern Love Essays, excerpt from Sheryl Anderson’s as-told-to Christine Fadden

Eileen Robertson Hamra’s memoir Time to Fly: Life and Love After Loss, 2020. Cover design, Ann Weinstock.

Emmy Savage’s memoir Walking the Stations in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, 2022.

Adrienne Arlen Duffy’s self-help text Soul Sense: Your Breakthrough To Soul-Full Living and Leadership, 2017.

Melissa Grahek Pierce’s memoir Filled With Gold: A Widow’s Story, 2017.

My Publications

On the literary scene in Port Townsend >> Real Pants

**Excerpts from Outta Here!, my novel-in-progress**

the museum of americana, issue 9 >> Throwing Signs

the museum of americana >> Q & A on playing softball, rooting for the Philadelphia Phillies, and hoping to bring Outta Here! home

Atticus Review >> If 6 Was 9

Hobart >> Whether You Win or Lose

Germ Magazine >> Read Aloud

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The American Literary Review >> The Geometry of Changing Course

Louisiana Literature 32.1 >> Little League Girls, winner of the 2014 Tennessee Williams New Orleans Literary Festival Fiction Prize

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Judges Victor LaValle and Emily Raboteau said this of “Little League Girls’: “The story manages to be about something simple–two best friends who play on a girls’ softball team in New Jersey–while also exploring a much grander subject–how these two children cope with the loss of any worthwhile male role models in their lives. And, best of all, they discover that their friendship, spiky and raw, can be enough to keep them safe and sane and hopeful. This story is also funny as hell and driven by a first rate, charming narrative voice. It was also such a pleasure to read a story about girls playing baseball, that great American pastime, and treating them like serious athletes, right down to the mess pitchers and catchers talk as they warm up on the mound.”