A Talk Revisited (in Video)

It was a rainy cold Friday evening. The audience was sparse, maybe nine or ten including the organizers. I spoke for over an hour and they stayed with me. I could feel the connection and was grateful for their interest.

Southwest Seattle Historical Society

I would like to thank Dora-Faye Hendricks of Words, Writers and West Seattle who invited me to speak, Clay Eals of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society who coached me well, and Barnes & Noble - West Seattle who hosts this series on the first Friday of every month.

I am also grateful to Klem Daniels Productions for filming my talk, Life + Inspiration = Fiction, in its entirety. So grab a cup of coffee and enjoy!

Life + Inspiration = Fiction, Klem Daniels Productions

Art, Books and Snow

Snow in Seattle? Maybe. A few flakes fell Monday morning and the forecast is for more on Thursday, but who knows? We don’t usually get much snow in Seattle, only an annual average of about six and a half inches. Given the Seattle hills and our experience coping with snow and ice, this is a clear care of less is more. Even a dusting seems to send us into hibernation.

Snow or no snow, tomorrow is the West Seattle Art Walk. Join me at Merryweather Books to chat about snow, books, or whatever might be on your mind. I’ll be there between 6:00 and 7:30 p.m. and I’d love to see you!

Thursday, December 8, 2016

6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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