Monthly Archives: May 2012

(A recent conversation with my seven-year-old son Ethan. I was working on my novel and he was checking out the Microsoft Word document I had open on my computer.)   Ethan: Are you writing a story? Me: Yes. It’s a … Continue reading →

“Dr. Boyer wears flip-flops and a short-sleeved button down shirt, vaguely Hawaiian. He looks more surfer than doctor. Probably not much older than her sister. She’s always surprised by people her own age or younger who have made it in … Continue reading →

Wigleaf, one of my favorite online lit journals, just released its annual list of the top 50 very short fictions of 2012. And I was very happy and honored to see that my story “Job History” (originally published in Moon … Continue reading →