I have several other writings, including fables, personal essay, poetry, and short stories in a variety of anthologies. Please click on the sub-pages to see my other published works.
I have two pieces in California Writers Club Tri-Valley Branch’s 5th anthology, Voices of the Valley: Through the Window (published in 2020). The first is a fable titled, “Stoned.”And the second is a poem about loss titled, “Never Again.”
My short story titled, “Forty-eight Hours”, was published in Las Positas College’s 2016 anthology, Sparks. Submissions were open to all writers and artists in the Tri-Valley area. My piece is loosely based on a true story about the criminal justice system and the consequences when rehabilitation fails.
My personal essay in the anthology, The Choice Matters (published in 2019) titled, “One Hundred Days,” which is about being given a choice to decide for one’s self.
I have one piece, a short fable, titled, “Where Do Dragons Go to Die?” in California Writers Club Tri-Valley Branch’s 4th anthology, Voices of the Valley: Journeys (published in 2018).
There are two of my writings in the California Writers Club Tri-Valley Branch’s 3rd anthology, Voices of the Valley: Word for Word (published in 2015). The first is a short story titled, “Images,” in which one-glance assumptions can be remarkably misleading. The second piece is titled, “Recherché,” a short story about a magical pet store for those most in need.
One piece in the California Writers Club Tri-Valley Branch’s 2nd anthology, Voices of the Valley: Encore (published in 2013), is a short story titled, “Ryan’s Bull,” in which readers learn guts and glory, bull riding doesn’t begin and end with just one bull and one rider.