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About me

Although I earned my B.A. in English at the University of Maryland University College European Division in 2001, my greatest love is creative writing. I especially love the supernatural strong female characters who are working as investigators of some type. Also, I am a poet.

Prior to my college degree, I worked as a typesetter, electronics technician, and a military contractor. I spent six years in the US Navy as a CTM, cryptologic technician maintenance. I repaired electronic equipment.

I do have publishing credits in Bibliophilos, Acumen, and other small literary journals. Since I have a disease called Wegener's Granulomatosis, I have a blogspot, Sierra Sage, for information on this disease. My other blog Scrambled Sage is for creative writing.

I am now up to eleven ebooks published since the early part of this year. You can find my ebooks on Amazon Kindle or Smashwords.

You can also find my writings on Associated Content, Triond, RedGage, and Twitter.

Channel Manager - Reflections

Briefly me

My passion is ...

reading, writing, and traveling.

I know too much about ...

illness.

My favorite memory ...

running with Mitzy, a border collie, in the desert.

Why I write ...

it's a compulsion. If I couldn't write I would probably tell stories.

My inspiration ...

my husband. Makes a very good muse.

Helium favorites

Titles

Poetry: As cold as ice
Poetry: Endangered Species
Memoirs: Early childhood memories
Memoirs: Winter

Articles

Poetry: Not fitting in by Kat Apf
Humor: The Victoria's Secret catalog by Kat Apf
Reflections: On being middle-aged by Maureen Bordelon

Featured article by Cyn Bagley

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: City days: 1 of 1

Some city days are noisier than others - fire vehicles, police vehicles, and automotive noise. It seems that in one city day, the noise pollution fills up my head and I don't have the time or energy to think. Even in the parks, the noise roars in the background like a distant monster. When I get these feelings I try to remember why I left the rural area and came to the city. The difference between city and rural days In the country the days start early. Many children in rural areas are expected to feed and water animals in pens and corrals. One of my duties was to collect the eggs in the c...
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