
The Case of the Accidental Retreatant
The light outside the monastery was golden and coppery, in that way you see only in a fall afternoon gloaming. After battling through Friday Atlanta
Musings
The light outside the monastery was golden and coppery, in that way you see only in a fall afternoon gloaming. After battling through Friday Atlanta
Publishers Weekly says, “…a vivid and multifaceted ode to a trailblazing musician.” Salon says, “This book is absolutely not trauma porn; it is, instead, a
We came. We wrote. We laughed. And a whole lot more. For now, feast on the photos. They tell the story oh-so-well. The She Who
WOO-HOO! It’s publication day for Nothing Compares to You: What Sinead O’Connor Means to Us. So thrilled to see this review in The Sunday Times
So excited to be part of this anthology. Be sure to drop by one of these events if they’re in your neck of the woods.
I’m working hard to get this baby done and in your hot little hands next year. I’m excited and hope you are, too. When I
This story appeared in the Georgia Bulletin in May 2025. Mama was at the grocery store when she noticed a man didn’t have enough money
A story about moving from fear to love. Here’s my telling for The Focolare Word of Life Experiences Podcast. The episode is titled “There’s Grace
A funny thing happened when I started writing columns for the Georgia Bulletin, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. I kept receiving responses from