writer
truth-seeker
lifelong learner
About Me
Since 2020, I have been exploring how Whiteness warps and twists White folks. My blog, "holy discomfort: Love letters from a reluctant Christian" (holydiscomfort.com), focuses on topics at the intersection of personal faith, social justice, and anti-racism.
"What Changes, What Remains the Same," an essay of mine that placed 2nd in the Winston-Salem Writers Flying South 2024 contest, is nominated for a 2025 Pushcart Prize. Another, "Coyote at the Crossroads," was published in 2018 by Paloma Press in a collection entitled Humanity.
Currently I am working on a memoir about an act of White vigilante violence that targeted my family and friends in North Carolina in the late 1960s.
A newlywed in my 70s, I live in North Carolina with my husband William, who keeps me honest and does all the cooking.
"What Changes, What Remains the Same," an essay of mine that placed 2nd in the Winston-Salem Writers Flying South 2024 contest, is nominated for a 2025 Pushcart Prize. Another, "Coyote at the Crossroads," was published in 2018 by Paloma Press in a collection entitled Humanity.
Currently I am working on a memoir about an act of White vigilante violence that targeted my family and friends in North Carolina in the late 1960s.
A newlywed in my 70s, I live in North Carolina with my husband William, who keeps me honest and does all the cooking.
Blog
Introducing my book, Walking to the Edge: Break with Whiteness
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