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Thanks to everyone who came out to see Tell-It’s Tenth Anniversary show! It was a magical night, which I was happy to be a part of, even though I broke my right wrist a couple hours before the show. But Read more…

My award-winning short film Grace (written and filmed in the Eastfjords of Iceland and edited on the westside of Los Angeles) is available for your viewing pleasure on the YouTubez. Or watch it here:

I’ll be telling a fun and funny story at the fantastic Speak.Easy show at DiPiazza’s in Long Beach on April 18. This show is always fantastic and the community (led by Ann Van Wellman and her amazing Dream Team) is Read more…

I’ll be appearing at Tell-It’s Tenth Anniversary show on April 20 with a great lineup of storytellers. Plus snacks and cake. And I’ll be telling a brand-new story none of you have ever heard before. That has a singalong. See Read more…

My short film “Grace” has won an award for Best Symbolic Short Film from the Red Moon Film Festival. As many of you know, I wrote and filmed this original, brand-new, modern myth while I was doing an artist’s residency Read more…

My video for “Grace” will be in the One Young Punk Spring Blockbuster Online Film and Music Festival in April! This is a cool online festival put together by some of the attendees of Frank Turner’s Lost Evenings festival in Read more…

One of the things I did in Iceland was to shoot a ton of video (including some drone video with the Sitka P. Coldfoot Memorial Drone) and I’m editing that together into a short film based on one of the Read more…

I’m not sure I can even express how magical my time at the Fish Factory was. When I got there, I wasn’t exactly sure what I would write, but I knew that I’d come up with something that reflected the Read more…

I am in Iceland at last. On the way to the Fish Factory in Stöðvarfjörður in the Eastfjords. I will be there for the next month and will be posting many updates on the Echoes of Iceland page and the Read more…

I have a piece in the new issue of Coffin Bell Journal. Please enjoy this fun-size bit of seasonally appropriate terror.