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47 Rejections Until One Acceptance Leads to a Sundress Best of the Net Nomination
MCWC Reading @ Sonoma Community Writer’s Festival, Thursday, April 4, 4-4:50pm
Tracking my “Infinity of Traces” with a short personal essay featured in Write or Die Magazine

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