I recently attended a wonderful workshop for writers. (On Zoom, of course!) As part of our pre-work, we were asked to write something about our creative process and how it relates to the darker time of year we’re entering. What … Continue reading →
“Morning Star” is one of my favorite images, an excerpt from Alphonse Mucha’s “Moon & Stars” series. She always speaks to me of Hope and a poem that appeared one night to share the sky with brilliant stars. Hope
Continue reading →What could be more fun at the holidays than story time? In the tradition of the Irish seanchaí, here are some excerpts from The Weaving. Please join me. Let’s gather by the fire with a cup of hot cocoa and … Continue reading →
Sometimes to move forward you have to go back… Sarah and Kevin are twin flames—two souls created as one in the beginning. They recognized their connection within minutes of meeting at a party neither had wanted to attend, and soon … Continue reading →
Several readers have asked questions about the book that I would like to answer here. The Weaving is novel, a work of fiction. I have always felt an affinity for the locations in which the story unfolds: Ireland, ancient Egypt, … Continue reading →
This little video went out in an e-mail blast on St. Patrick’s Day to announce the new website. I’m posting it again because my thanks go far & wide. Click on the photo to watch.
Continue reading →Welcome! And thanks for dropping in. With this new portal I am truly thrilled to be blogging again! It’s been a couple of years and I’ve missed the immediacy of direct connection with you—and with the fount of inspiration … Continue reading →