Just a quick announcement: my first book, “Keeper of Absalon” is now available from Amazon in a delightful paperback version. Hope you like it but, if not, I don’t need to know about it seeing as I really just wrote it for me anyway.
Since mid-July, my family and I have been enjoying a bit of time in Cambridge, England while my husband completes a research sabbatical at the famed Cavendish Laboratory. For the first few months I didn’t get very much done as I needed to entertain my children in the absence of their friends and most of their toys. Now that they are both settled into a lovely primary school for the term, I have finally had a chance to wrap up some projects including the two commissions and a writing project.
For those interested in seeing how my writing compared to my other creative pursuits click on the Absalon Trilogy page
or click on the cover to order your kindle ebook copy today
Check back soon to see how Gettysburg’s latest production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee went as I attempted a new feat- costuming remotely!
I am heartbroken to report the conclusion of our most recent production of Shakespeare’s King Lear. I could out-do Regan and Goneril in my effusive love for this show (only I would be true obviously). In this one the cast and crew achieved that beautiful level of cohesiveness that reminds me of why I fell in love with this collaborative art form in the first place. It was truly an amazing show and I could have watched it many many more times. Special thanks to Director Chris Kauffman for indulging my Norse/Medieval bent in the costuming department and Eric Berninghausen for the extra time that he gave me with the storm backdrop. Check out the galleries for more pictures.
