My poetry chapbook, Nursewifery, is now available for purchase from Jacar Press via their website. The cool thing about Jacar is that they donate their book sale proceeds to a variety of charities. Here's the description of the collection:

Wife, mother, nurse—these words invoke the vision of a woman giving of herself to sustain another with love, tenderness, care. Written in the voice of a military nurse, Nursewifery, speaks from the perspective of a woman whose job and gender prime her to view acts of nurturing as the highest of callings. The poems explore the way feminine roles both fit and restrict. Like the sutures that close a wound, this collection seeks to find a new way to envision acts of care, healing, and a woman’s capacity.

If you're interested in a review copy for your publication or would like to inquire about inviting me for a reading, workshop or other, feel free to drop me a line in the contact form on this website. 

My chapbook Nursewifery, was selected by Traci Brimhall as the winner of the Jacar Press 2019 Chapbook Contest. It'll be out in print in December 2019. This cover is an amazing reflection of the themes of the chap, which features a series of persona poem from the perspective of a war nurse, including a selection that take their inspiration from the names of various suturing techniques. 

Flatlands was chosen as a finalist in the Poetry category of this year's Women Writing the West Literary Award! Thank you WILLA for recognizing Flatlands!

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of visiting Wayne State College in Wayne, NE as part of the Plains Writers Series. As part of Nebraska Territory , they are featuring a series of mini-interviews with Nebraska writers. I was pleased to be interviewed for this series by Sean Dunn.

You can check out the interview here.