Writing
I was in high school when I started telling people I was a writer. Of course, I wasn’t really a writer back then. I was a socially awkward teenager who really loved daily journal writing in English and often scribbled lines of poetry in the margins of my Calculus homework (which did not get me extra credit). I believed, however, if I repeated it enough, some day it might feel true.
Currently I am a contributing writer to the Hawaii Women’s Journal, a three-time Bamboo Ridge Short-Short Story Contest winner, and will also be published in their 100th anniversary issue due out in early 2012. I continue to tell people I’m a writer, in hopes of it one day being true.
For an updated list of my publications, check out the Awards/Projects section.
