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I'm a writer, photographer and web person from Washington, DC. Author of Murder in Ocean Hall.
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Friday Photo: The View from 5F
Flying, especially on USAIR, is hellish. Sometimes, however, you get lucky and end up in seat 5F when your flight returns to DCA via the winding western route along the Potomac. It’s like a roller-coaster ride as you turn and … Continue reading
Friday Photo: Florida Edition
New Smyrna Beach, FL. It’s a beautiful wide beach, with sand hard enough that you can ride a bike on.
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DCist Exposed FAQ – New Pink Line Article
I wrote a short article for the Pink Line Project on the DCist Exposed Photography Show. It’s a really neat event. DC photogs submit their photos and then the best are selected for a show at Long View Gallery. I … Continue reading
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Goodreads Review: The Art of Non-Conformity
The Art of Non-Conformity: Set Your Own Rules, Live the Life You Want, and Change the World by Chris Guillebeau My rating: 3 of 5 stars Perhaps because I’m an avid reader of Chris Guillebeau’s blog, I didn’t get as … Continue reading
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New Fiction in Thirty First Bird Review
Check out my short story, Don’t Mess Up My Block which was recently published in Thirty First Bird Review. The editor of Thirty First Bird Review called my story an “unholy marriage of New Age fluff and international diplomacy.” That’s … Continue reading
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Friday Photo: Save Darfur Protest
I was out last Friday and just happened to run into this protest. Students poured up from the Dupont Circle Metro then marched down Massachusetts Avenue to the Embassy of Sudan. There were around a hundred protesters, some of whom … Continue reading