In Print
Despite No Sex, We Were Never So Married, CONQUER, April 2021
After putting off her neck pain for months, Susan Keller found that she had lymphoma, describing how her loving husband helped her change her attitude and persist through it all.
The One Person Who Could Save My Life, Psychology Today, April 2021
A cancer diagnosis led me to find my estranged brother and reassess our relationship.
We Can’t Do It All—Play to Your Strengths, NFAA Blog, December 2020
This blog is also about you and your marketing efforts vis a vis what I learned on this fun and frantic trip towards publication.
My Symptoms Glared in Neon was excerpted from Blood Brother and published in Survivor’s Review, Vol. XVIII, 2019. Survivor’s Review encourages the creative expression of cancer survivors. “Our goal at is to publish stories, essays, and poems that are powerful, poignant, and unflinchingly honest.”
