This year, though still writing, I have shifted my focus to editing and teaching (and some school visits!). I had a great year working for YARN Literary Magazine as a Fiction Reader last year. Currently, with a class of talented undergraduates, I am excited to announce the launch of Pine Reads Review: An Online Young Adult Literature Publication Showcasing New & Established Writers. In addition to the work we publish online, our mission includes local outreach.

Our Little Free Library is open for business on Tucson Blvd near Himmel Park!

The Little Free Library is (to quote the organization’s website) “a ‘take a book, return a book’ gathering place where neighbors share their favorite literature and stories. In its most basic form, a Little Free Library is a box/cabinet full of books where anyone may stop by and pick up a book (or two) and bring back another book to share.”

July (2014) I returned from Hollins University where I had an amazing week talking with fellow Alums, faculty, and current graduate students in the Children's Literature Programs. Thanks to everyone who participated and to Hollins University for hosting us!!

Thanks to Rhode Island's Office of Library & Information Services for adding my book to their list of favorites for 2013!


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Pine Reads Review - an online literary publication showcasing new & established writers!
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Our little library is up and running!!
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Little Free Library Project
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Students made Animal BFF bookmarks at the Book Fair!

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