Vernon Wolfe, Environmental Officer
Vernon was Rand-Atlantic’s Chief Environmental Officer and lived with his daughter Noreen in a ranch house in Arkansas tucked behind a red bud tree and a… Read More »Vernon Wolfe, Environmental Officer
Vernon was Rand-Atlantic’s Chief Environmental Officer and lived with his daughter Noreen in a ranch house in Arkansas tucked behind a red bud tree and a… Read More »Vernon Wolfe, Environmental Officer
“No one knew where Liana came from, or why she was left in a nest of twigs with her two fists trembling in the air,… Read More »A Babe in the Woods: 2
Basuma’s arms were covered with brown freckles that made her look like a ripe banana. Her hair was as white as chalk on a blackboard. She… Read More »The First Flying Woman: 1
I didn’t wait inside for my dar inside dealership, not safe during Covid. I took a walk while my Toyota was being serviced. No pavement to… Read More »Car Maintenance During the Pandemic
My writing career began in second grade when the teacher pinned a poem I’d written about spring on the bulletin board. I can remember taking… Read More »Survive Writing the First Novel by Finishing It!
…from my new writing project…here’s a See’s chocolate sample. Annabelle was my best girlfriend and by that, I mean the one who’s seen me through… Read More »from Persons of Interest
For the first time in years I could see the veins on leaves and recognize moles on faces, which was worth wearing a patch and… Read More »My Avatar
The old woman who lived in the bottom apartment called me. Her name was Basuma. Freckles covered her hands and arms and made her look… Read More »The First Flying Woman
This is from my novel-in-progress, Pulp Into Paper. Brenda Shawn trained her flashlight on the ground and landed in the water on something soft and… Read More »From Pulp Into Paper
She pointed to the bronze and wooden statuettes. The fact that she didn’t think the ghost was my husband, interested me while at the same… Read More »Ghosts: Sequel 2