Ironically, my pastor at RBC suggested I write for Geez magazine. I don’t think he imagined what piece I would eventually write for them. But here it is, Issue #24, on “privilege”. I wrote the fast version of my coming out at church. I centered it on the idea of privilege–of the privileges I had [...]
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My short piece in Geez Magazine #24, “Privilege” issue, on coming out Leave a comment
Mac’s Fireweed, Noon, Saturday, signing with me and Dave Strachan Leave a comment
Thanks everyone for coming out and being a part of our signing at Mac’s Fireweed! Two anthologies I’m a part of: Tesseracts 14 and Inhuman, and Dave Strachan, who has the lead story in Inhuman, was signing too! The Fantasy/Science Fiction community in Whitehorse is doing great! More and more of our group are stretching [...]
My Year of Canadian Reading: what stories are you made of? 6 comments
I Claudius, I Gertrude, I Polonius, I Hamlet: the humanity and unity of Bhaneja’s Hamlet {solo} 3 comments
I just returned from a brilliant rendition of Shakespeare’s Hamlet at the Yukon Arts Centre. One man, Raoul Bhaneja, did the whole play–or an edited version of the whole play–but he did every part, not just Hamlet’s soliloquies. He had a box of light and an edge of darkness that he ran around making us [...]
Whitehorse, curtained in icefog and woodsmoke, revealed in shrouded segments Leave a comment
Just a reality of living in the north, these -40 nights, where the icefog and the woodsmoke turned back on the streets mingle together to hide the city. It’s mysterious and lovely. Dangerous to drive in. I couldn’t see the next segment until it was revealed. People crossed second street without tapping the crossing light [...]
Baked Café: Purveyors of Fine Coffees, Good Foods, and Perfect Days 5 comments
A perfect day, and I’ve had them before, almost always contains a visit to Baked Café. Some days I just come to sit on the black couches and look out the windows at Whitehorse going by. Sometimes I bring a book to read. Sometimes I plan official meetings there. Other times I arrange to meet [...]
When the Pilgrims Met the Borg: Faith, Perfection and the Assimilated Pilgrim 3 comments
As written by William Bradford, 1620, original pilgrim on the Mayflower, original settler of Plymouth Plantation, after the strange ordeals on the Atlantic Ocean on the way to the New World. This account is accurate to the best of the ability of the author, William Bradford, and notes the first instance of the Borg in [...]
EVOLVE anthology covered in depth by Temple Library Review Leave a comment
I got a thorough review in Temple Library Review–and so did everyone in the Evolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead. Read the conclusion of his review of me here, and then go to the link to find the rest. It’s really nice to have anyone review an anthology in this much depth. Thanks! How [...]
“Adopting My Mother” radio series is up Leave a comment
Hi Folks, if you look under Radio Series, you’ll see I finally put up the 5 parts of “Adopting my Mother.” It was my first radio series. Be kind. I had a lot of fun with it, but it was my first foray into radio series. It tells the story of when my birthmother found [...]
“The Song of Sasquatch” up at Joyland 2 comments
“The Song of Sasquatch,”my poem/story of bigfoot romance in the style of Song of Solomon, is up at Joyland: a hub for short fiction. Joyland is unique as an online fiction magazine. It has editors associated with a certain geographical place and all the stories come from writers associated with that place. Occasionally, editor Kevin [...]
