tales for dreamers
There’s a head with two faces that sits atop a tall metal pole under the vast sky. One face speaks only the truth. The other tells only lies. But no one’s ever figured out which one’s which. At first the village folk tried to solve the mystery
field notes from liminal spaces
About the insecurities that we face at the first light of dawn, and addressing them with gentle acceptance and great self-compassion
tales for dreamers
The skeletons are emerging from your closet! What have you hidden there? And now that they're out, what will they reveal about you?! 😱
tales for dreamers
In this war between monsters and the homeowner, who will win? Come find out in this whimsical flash fiction tale!
monthly missives
Announcing a new book release, sharing my story on a public art sign, and feeling thoroughly happy at resuming our usual monthly correspondence
tales for dreamers
Usually it's the travellers who wait for their trains to arrive. In this tale, these trains are the ones doing all the waiting. Not only for passengers, but to realize all their dreams. Find out all about their deepest, heartfelt desires in this whimsical short fantasy tale full of longing.
tales for dreamers
Can't resist the lure of a flight of stairs, can you? You've simply got to find out what lies on the other end, isn't it? Fret not. This short fantasy tale will not spill the beans on that front. Or will it?
tales for dreamers
Whoever knew that feeding hungry goslings would come with its own set of unexpected life lessons? Read on to find out more in this short and quirky fantasy tale.
tales for dreamers
In a world that rewards the brave with ghastly consequences such as injury and death, what kind of risks will you undertake? Delve into this short fantasy tale on rewards and consequences, and how they guide our deeds and misdeeds.
monthly missives
A little gift for when I'm away ...
Taking a pause in August; Returning in September!
field notes from liminal spaces
If you knew you'd be fine in the future with whatever choice you made today, how would you change how you approach decision-making?