Flash Fiction
A flash fiction piece to start your day. Enjoy! From the mountaintop, Sven shook the last of the ashes from the urn. He stood with a mouthful of regret. Regret that his mouth was open when a perfectly-timed squall came up...
Tagged: Death
Out Today — Flash Fiction “Pebbles”
I’m happy to announce that my flash fiction piece, “Pebbles,” is on the Page & Spine website today. While quite brief, this story is longer than some of the other flash fiction pieces that I’ve had published. So for those...
Flash Fiction — Light Conversation
The emptiness was filled with journals to replace all the letters she’d never get to write, and tea pots with matching mugs for all the conversations left hanging in the air. She filled the mugs with tears of regret,...
Out Today — Three Poems
I feel fortunate to announce the publication of three of my poems today. They are available for reading at Scarlet Leaf Review. “The Things I Regret Forgetting,” is a poem I wrote recently about the loss of my grandfather. It...
Heavyhearted
Today, I have something different to share with you. It is a piece about my personal struggle with death. Over a decade ago, I lost three grandparents in under two-and-a-half years. I didn’t have time to cope with the loss...
