What do a bloodhound, a satellite, and a tracking device have in common? The answer is a search and research. I researched all three were subjects for my short novel, Fellowship (formerly Ian’s Trust). After the research, my story went to the dogs. Fellowship is the story of Ian Hobart, an eighteen-year-old high school student.… Continue reading My Story Went to the Dogs
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How to Hang onto Hope When It’s Impossible
In good times and bad, hope is both a salve and a propellant. When times are bad there are ways you can hang onto hope when it’s impossible.
Dream Big and Make It Happen
My assignment was to write a manifesto. I didn’t understand why. They insisted that it would help me dream big and make it happen.
A Frustrated High School Teacher and Disinterested Students Created a Legacy
A frustrated teacher and disinterested students created a magazine, an anthology, a teaching method, and a legacy. Foxfire also inspired a character.
Prevent Sexual Assault with I Ask
This is the eighteenth Sexual Assault and Awareness Month led by the NSVRC and this year’s theme is I Ask. The NSVRC and I want to educate people on what is and isn’t consent.