Truth be told, I never intended to be a writer. But writing saved me in every possible way. 

Here's my writing journey in a nutshell...
  • I earned a Bachelor of Science in Communication from Ohio University (1995). (READ: I wrote A TON and gave a more presentations than I can count.) 
  • I started a blog in the early 2000s. It served as an outlet for me to chronicle my garage life as well as share work-from-home parenting stories, funnies, and fails. Lots of fails. I was active on that particular blog from 2007-2018.
  • In 2014 and 2015, I penned a series of articles for Kids Today, a trade magazine in the home furnishings industry. 
  • In 2016, I was hired by Northern Arizona University as a staff writer.  I cranked out university-related AP-style stories for for several years.
  • In 2017, I started writing about my very personal healing journey on this site. You'll find many of those posts under Resources. 
  • Since 2018, I've written articles and blog posts for an entrepreneurial incubator program in Arizona called Moonshot. I currently serve as the VP of Marketing. 
  • In 2021, my literary agent sold my memoir, Little Voices, to Post Hill Press (Distributed by Simon and Schuster). It will be released on 9/20/22.  Little Voices audio book was also sold to Blackstone Publishing at auction. 

Today, I continue to write posts/articles here on this site and I'm starting to publish articles related to healing from abuse, strengthening intuition, entrepreneurship, and more. 

(Please scroll below for writing samples and more...)


A Few Writing Samples

FORENSIC ARCHAEOLOGIST HELPS STUDENTS AND POLICE UNCOVER
​CRIME SCENES 
FOR NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
Unlike the scripted crime scene investigation shows that unfold nightly on TV, there is nothing fictitious about the real-life work of Northern Arizona University’s resident forensic archaeologist, Sharon Moses....
CHILD'S PLAY
FOR KIDS TODAY MAGAZINE
Having left the corporate world as a working mom, I really had no clue what I was about to face when I became a work-from-home mom. I naively thought, “How hard can it be? Dora the Explorer while I catch up on emails and design furniture—I’ve got this.”
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