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The Writing Life
Publications:
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Newspapers:
Chattanooga Times-Free Press
monthly columnist 2002-present
Chattanooga Outlook--(arts, news and
entertainment) biweekly columnist 1999-2001
Buckhead Atlanta--(arts and entertainment )
The Art of Naked (1999) and Ninety Days until
Eternity (2001)
Skirt! (Charleston, SC) (arts and
entertainment)
columnist 2001 to present
Insync--(alternative health and healing)
monthly columnist 1996-1998
Enigma -(arts and entertainment)
biweekly columnist 1993-1995
Magazines:
Style: Artful Living in Atlanta
By the Time You Is, You Ain't
TheArtBiz.com (e-zine)
various articles on the financial and emotional business of being an
artist.
The Scream (e-zine)
The Nature of My Epiphanies
Literary Reviews:
The Oxford American (forthcoming)
A Simple Path
Puerto Del Sol, A Lesson in
Astronomy, Summer 2006
Fourth Genre (fall 2003)
Two People Who Ordinarily Would Never Meet
Hawaii Pacific Review (fall 2001) The
Pig Report
Third Coast (spring 2001) Abstractions
Alaska Quarterly Review: One Blood: The Narrative
Impulse
(anthology Fall 2000) The
Father, the Son, and the Horse's
Ghost
The Sun (May 2000) essay
Sulphur River Literary Review (Winter and
Spring 1999) Falling
and Thirteen Years
Palo Alto Review (Winter 1998) Signs
of Life and A Brilliant
Man
Willow Review (Fall 1997) Words
Talking River Review (Spring 1996) My
Father's Ocean
Kinesis Big Head Horses
Radio:
Bimonthly guest essayist on WSMC Jazz 88, the
Chattanooga NPR affiliate (1993-1994)
Textbook: Speech Recognition Technology
for Allied Health, with Michael Freeman Bliss,
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Current projects:
A Gibbous Moon (complete) 210 page memoir about
descent and recovery from anorexia while a psych. major
in college. Seeking agent. ( read sample)
A Better House (in progress) One woman, six
improbable houses, and twenty years: finding home as a
metaphor for coming of age and finding your authentic path.
( read sample)
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Chattanooga Times Free Press
columns:
In May 2002 I
joined the Chattanooga Times Free Press as one of four women
in a rotation for a column entitled "My Life." I had the
dubious honor, having just turned 40, of being the
spokesperson for My Life: Forties (the others are My Life:
20, 30, and 50). My columns have focused on everything from
in-law differences, renovating a house, picking up stray
dogs, how we know we are happy, marriage, childlessness, and
work My only hope is that in forty more years I will be
writing Life at Eighty.
2008 columns
2007 columns
2006 columns
2005 columns
2004 columns
2003 columns
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