When the toilet clogs yet again, stay-at-home dad Mitch Bergson decides to finally get to the bottom of who’s responsible by interrogating his wife and two daughters.
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When his biggest rival announces his possession of the world’s rarest, most coveted Arctic falcon egg, Javier uses the hubbub of Florida’s Exotic Pet Expo tradeshow to orchestrate the almost perfect heist.
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Short Fiction: When Jacklyn lands an internship at a life insurance company that keeps on collecting, she finds herself in an inexplicable, but possibly eternal, triangle of love.
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Short Fiction: When the pecking order gets disrupted, Betsy knows how to control the situation without damaging her reputation. But when working-class Gareth learns about her abhorrent side deals, he overthrows her power as top hen, with dire results.
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This essay won 1st place in the Wow! Women On Writing Creative Nonfiction Essay Contest. The judges said, “A timeless masterpiece that speaks to all of us, and wonderfully creative.”
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Short Fiction: When a financially desperate conservationist partners with the richest man in Baja, his research vessel quickly transforms into a luxury catamaran and he must revert to old tactics to save a rare, endangered marine mammal from illegal poaching.
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I tore through reading Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout, unsure why I was unable to put that book down. With her sequel Olive, Again, I started to understand why. Why are these books so appealing? Yes, Olive is a curmudgeony old lady and we get an inside tour of her aging body and changing relationships, but overlaid atop Olive’s gruff and unfiltered commentary is Elizabeth Strout’s writing choices and techniques.
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