Listen to My Latest Interview with CBC Yukon on My New Novel, “Hotel Beringia”
Listen to my latest interview with CBC Yukon on my new literary fiction novel, Hotel Beringia Click on image below to be listen to interview on CBC Radio Live:
Ancient Trackways: Rainforest Peoples
posted in: Canada, Creative, Creative Research, Europe, Motherhood, Narrative, Travel
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Ancient Trackways: Rainforest Peoples This is the third instalment in my journey to trace my ancient trackways. I share my journey as I explore the wild scapes that have shaped who I am and have left traces in my DNA memory. … Read More
Following My Ancient Trackways: Northern Nomads
Following My Ancient Trackways: Northern Nomads This is my quest to connect with the wild scapes that have shaped who I am and have left traces in my DNA memory. I hope to uncover the ancestral trackways that have lead … Read More
Following Ancient Trackways
Shout Out to Earth’s Wild Childs! …those who feel the call of the wild—a deep connectedness to the natural landscapes that they call home. We literally become a part of these wild scapes—we breath the oxygen provided by the trees, … Read More
“The Universe’s Greatest Disappointment” in “The Goose”
posted in: Creative, Creative Research, Humour, Narrative
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Mix Hart, 2020 © A poem of mine, The Universe’s Greatest Disappointment, was recently published in The Goose A Journal of Art, the Environment, and Culture in Canada The poem is humourous and looks at a heavy subject with lightness. It … Read More
The Universe is Watching…Carry On
posted in: Creative, Mindfulness
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There are no coincidences in life. The universe reveals your life path in mysterious ways. Every time I immerse myself in something deeply creative, like writing a novel, the universe sends me a sign that it is listening, watching… and … Read More
To Be in the Time of Covid-19
posted in: Creative, Mindfulness
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Find a Window of Wild: To Be in the Time of Covid-19 Those of us whose work does not involve being on the front lines, that work from home, or are suddenly, temporarily without work and are still blessed with … Read More
Explore: reflections on beginning a creative-research PhD
posted in: Creative, Creative Research, Mindfulness, Photo-Poet
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I attended a graduate student orientation at UBC earlier this month, along with many other graduate students. The students were diverse, coming from across the world to start a graduate degree at UBC Okanagan. Although I was one of them, I felt different … Read More
Portrait of My Daughter II
The face is officially complete! I love painting eyes, I enjoy the challenge of perfecting all the little details and color variations.
Painting a Portrait of My Daughter
posted in: Creative, Motherhood
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I can’t wait until it’s complete…I have to give you a sneak peek at something I’m working on: a digital-oil portrait of my youngest daughter, Pippi. I am almost finished her face–I always paint the face first when I paint … Read More