TSFG members - all time. Was published in September 2010 by Tindal Street Press. Incisive, haunting stories .

Espresso Book Machine, Muse and The Marketplace, D. Raised in London and a sheep farm in Wales, she now lives in Boston with her husband Christian and teaches creative writing at Boston College. Thursday, May 13, 2010. Espresso Book Machine, Muse and The Marketplace, Downward Facing Dog.

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One Year after Graduation! One year post-graduation finds me pretty much recovered from illness, stomach and chest pain that plagued me, made it difficult to breathe. Reading Robert Haas A Little Book of Form. How to get back to work after a break? A teacher. The line, haiku, the two line form.

But as I go back to polish, I know I have to let the reader discover the feelings. A Conversation with Michael A.

We went to this newish Italian restaurant. Last night, based on the recommendation. I had the Rib-eye and Eva had. The crab cakes to come with a decent. I also had the excellent. Minestrone and Eva had the delicious. The prices are very reasonable.

Saturday, April 25, 2009. Many years ago, a pants presser with a remarkable resemblance to the then President of the United States was recruited by the CIA to train as a stand-in for the chief-of-state if the need should arise. After six months of grueling training the presser sat at a desk in the Pentagon and was never called on to serve. Twenty years later he discovered that he should have been sitting in the State Department building. Thursday, December 4, 2008.

Flash Fiction Short Stories No Formula. Saturday, June 26, 2010. In college courses, revision is particularly imperative. There are many great papers which were hurt by a lack of revision. The best protection for good ideas and high grades is revision. Revision begins down at the single-word level. This short essay will seek to explore how writers can begin to tackle these problems at the fundamental level of the word. Here, a writer may have homonym trouble.

Sunday, August 2, 2015. First published at Postcard Poems and Prose. Daddy wore latex under his robe while delivering his rhapsodic sermons to unsuspecting congregants. They were both daft, tromping to their own piper, but we loved them anyway. Sunday, July 5, 2015.

Tuesday, October 8, 2013. From September 2013 issue of. The annual submission period is September 15 to December 15.