In A Writer’s Life, Gay Talese has said, “Writing is often like driving a truck at night without headlights, losing your way along the road, and spending a decade in a ditch.” If you identify, you’re at the right place. I used to be afraid of getting lost, in real life and in my writing; now I’ve come to understand it’s the best way to become found.
Art, as it so often does, has lead the way for me. The more I take chances in my writing, the more I discover myself as a person and as an artist. But this journey is best done with companions, either in person or here on the world wide web. If you’re looking for an editor, a mentor, a teacher, or just someone to talk to, I’d love to connect with you.
I’ve been writing since I was a little girl. One of my first stories, “Betsy’s Christmas,” was recorded by me on audiotape in my childhood kitchen, with the sounds of pork chops sizzling in the background.
Forty years later, I’m still writing at home—now in an attic office. My short stories have appeared in a variety of Canadian publications, and I’ve self-published a collection of memoir written by other writers that I edited and compiled. I believe writing is a calling, a vocation. A lifestyle. And editing is all about finding your unique voice. I’d love to partner with you in any of these areas:
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