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Published Work
- "Dump Him" is published in the Oct. 2008 issue of Long Story Short.
- “Second Attempt” was published in Flashshot on Sept. 28, 2008.
- "Ballet Solo" was published in the fall 2008 issue of Boston Literary Magazine.
- “The History of Irish Music” was published in Flashshot on Sept. 5, 2008.
- "Second Attempt" was also published in the July, 2008 issue of Pen Pricks.
- A complete catalog of my writing published online for Six Sentences over the past two years can be found here.
- "The Detour Home" was published in the spring edition of Flashquake (Mar 1, 2008 through May 31, 2008).
- "Annual Art" was published in 6S vol 1 (McEvily), April 9, 2008.
- "the first date" was published on Tuesday Shorts, March 25, 2008.
- "Nighttime Flirting" was published on Tuesday Shorts, Feb. 26, 2008.
- "The Seated Shrinking" was published on Tuesday Shorts, Jan. 29, 2008.
- "Christmas Confusion" was published on Tuesday Shorts, Jan. 02, 2008.
- "Opera and M&Ms" was published on Tuesday Shorts, Nov. 20, 2007.
- "My Little Elves" was published in 2005 by Kerlak Publishing Co.
Worth A Peek
- 365 Tales
- Ballad of a Giggling Girl
- Boston Literary Magazine
- Brevity (editor: Dinty Moore)
- Brevity's Blog
- Certain Things
- Charlestonian Blog
- Daily Poetics
- DogzPlot
- Expert in the Rough
- Flash Fiction Monitor
- Flash Me Magazine
- Flashquake
- Flashshot
- FMD
- For Write or Wrong
- I Am Bossy
- Ink, Sweat and Tears
- Inner Bitch
- L Mangue Art
- Language is a Virus
- Lauren Geary
- Long Story Short
- Make A Flake
Really. You can make your own snowflake! - Mud Licious
- My Brilliant Mistakes
- Narrative
- One-Woman Show
- Opium Magazine
- Overheard in Pittsburgh
- Pat Chapin
- Pen Pricks
- Penance 7
- PostSecret
- Six Sentences
- Six Sentences Network
- Smith Mag
- Soy Sauce Carnival
- Sunday Scribblings
- Susanna's Sketchbook
- Tuesday Shorts
- Unconscious Mutterings
- Up the Staircase
featuring classmate Renata McCormish - USTroopCarePackage.com
- Vestal Review
- Women Writing for (a) Change Up North
- Wool Gathering
- Words for Snow
- Yeiser Art Center
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