'the capricious nature of water' Equinox, Volume Six

I'm honored that my oil painting, the capricious nature of water, has been selected for this wonderful journal and is also the winner in the art category. Browse the link to see extraordinary poetry, prose and art: Equinox Spring Edition

This oil painting was a piece I did to accompany my two Bolivar novels: Shiny Bits in Between (2020) and Syllables of the Briny World (2024). Both books center around the capricious nature of the ocean as both a source of wonder and a source of fear. Either way, she must be respected and valued at all costs.

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Book Dedication

dedication page Nan & I at her 90th birthday I've often wondered who the people are that authors' dedicate their books to, what their relationship is and why they chose them. What a huge decision. But I knew very early on that I would dedicate Shiny Bits In Between to my grandmother (Nan) and Sheila, her eldest daughter. Both women have been muses for me, and many of my artistic endeavors are rooted in their persons. I couldn't have written this book without either of these extraordinary women. *** It was the early 1930's when my curious and fearless grandmother found an advertisement in the newspaper about a job in Brasil. It sounded like an adventure, so she applied and got the job. She boarded a boat in London and crossed the seas to Brasil where she met my grandfather. Nan had children late for the era. She was over forty when she had my uncle, her last child. She had adventures to enjoy, after all. Ethel Kenning (Nan) Nan and She

Author Interview Canvas Rebel Magazine

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"Communion" Gyroscope Review, Fall 2023

Thank you to Gyroscope Review for publishing my poem, Communion . It was inspired by my visit to a cemetery in Luss during our summer in Scotland and seems especially apt for this issue which honors becoming older and dwelling in a place of remembrance✨

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