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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Want to Write With Me?
I’m teaching a three-hour intensive on the short-short story this Saturday at Book Passage, Corte Madera. The class is limited to 10 and I believe there are now only 3 spots available. Won’t you join me? You can register here. … Continue reading
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Mel Ulm at The Reading Life
gave an astonishing amount of time and love to my work, in particular my story collection, Cut Through the Bone. I would be so grateful if you took the time to visit Mel’s website The Reading Life which is dedicated … Continue reading
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The View From Here
My thanks to Kate Brown, Fiction Editor, The Front View, for including my short-short story, “The Care of Babes”. Most of my stories have betrayal as their subtext, but I believe this is the first time I’ve ever overtly written … Continue reading
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I Must Be Off
Christopher Allen, curator of I Must Be Off!, a website dedicated to interviews with expats, kindly featured me here. An excerpt: “As a child I struggled with learning differences and for years attended what in Dublin we called “remedial classes” … Continue reading
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