Other Writing
I like to write what I read and I read a wide variety of books. I have as my computer desktop image a collage I put together of some of my favorite authors. Or rather, authors that have been a great influence to me and whose work I respect a lot. The list is long and ever growing, but some of the authors there are Lafcadio Hearn, Arthur Conan Doyle, Tony Hillerman, Isabel Allende, Arturo Perez Reverte, Robertson Davies, Anita Loos, Czeslaw Milosz, and Hayden Carruth, and so many more.
Moving Pictures is my first novel. The Iris Project is my second. Both are self-published. I’ve also lots of short stories. I’ve posted here some of my stories here. Mostly fantasy and folktale-related. There are some essays too. I’ve posted an excerpt for each one along with the full story as a downloadable PDF. Happy reading.
Moving Pictures is my first novel. The Iris Project is my second. Both are self-published. I’ve also lots of short stories. I’ve posted here some of my stories here. Mostly fantasy and folktale-related. There are some essays too. I’ve posted an excerpt for each one along with the full story as a downloadable PDF. Happy reading.
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Atatakai Otoko
This is a companion piece to The Snow Woman (story below) told from the point of view of the spirit. A Conspiracy of Hummingbirds An essay on hummingbirds Corvid Regis What happens when the Moon Witch meets the Ruler of Crows Coyote and House Cat Part of my series on folktales for Southern Californians Field Notes From Library 4965 Essay about curating and observing my Little Free Library The Goodhost Dilemma A fan fiction in the style of Diana Wynne Jones The Little Red Breasted Bird A story about a lonely boy and a bird The Lady Detective A short story set in the 1910s in Los Angeles about a woman who'd like to be a detective and takes her first case Old Man Earthquake Part of my series on folktales for Southern Californians Research Station Six A space themed short piece Seal Dog A weird, fantasy short story Seventeen Gam Theta My first foray into space science fiction The Snow Woman My take on a Japanese folktale that was originally retold by Lafcadio Hearn. |
