About Me
I don't know how long I've been writing. My first writing triumph came at age 15, with a satirical essay on the care and feeding of "The Physics Male." It was taped to a blackboard, ripped down, wadded up, thrown away, retrieved and smoothed out. It wasn't ignored or derided for being female, which was exactly the point.
The next landmark writing event I remember came in my early twenties, when an editor sent me an e-mail saying, "Where have you been all my life?" He was married and never asked to meet me, so it must have been the story I'd just sent him about getting locked in my dorm room my first day at college. You can read it here.
I've been doing corporate writing for years and fiddling with fiction in my spare time. A few years ago, I set out to learn how to do it well. You can read "The End of Eternity" here and decide for yourself how I'm doing.