One of my oldest stories
“The Messenger” Many thanks to Michael Simms at Vox Populi for selecting this, one of my oldest stories, for republication. (To read the story, clic...
These articles are called features bacause they are the things Kim is most excited to share.
“The Messenger” Many thanks to Michael Simms at Vox Populi for selecting this, one of my oldest stories, for republication. (To read the story, clic...
I had the pleasure of speaking with Jade & Wilnona, the “And I Thought” ladies last week. Jade & Wilnona are two multi-talented ladies who r...
I wrote Cheating Songs for an online workshop I participated in last year, lead by Siobhan Wright. That workshop has generated some of my best work to date. It ...
Cinematic short stories can lead to screenwriting Screenwriting is not an area I’ve been brave enough to compete in before, but over the last few months, ...
It’s a rare week to receive printed proof that someone thought enough of it to include it next to other people’s work they thought enough of to publ...
“A Simple Twist of Fate” is going to appear in Kestrel! “A Simple Twist of Fate” is my latest short story, and it has just been accepted...
Writing micro-fiction is an act of puzzle making. Micro-fiction is a style I have been uncertain about trying, so this publication came as a total surprise. I w...
My life is pretty chaotic. I am a publisher, sometimes professor, mother, and wife. I have a house full of animals to care for and an acre of land to “hus...
It’s that time of year again. The results have just come in for the first round of the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction challenge. My stories do a little better...
I just came across a long lost story! I never knew this micro-story I wrote won a prize. I was looking for the judge’s name from a previous story of mine ...