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A Micro-Memoir: Going to the dentist now… and then

by SR_Admin | Jan 16, 2025 | CNF, Gun Violence, Memoir, Personal Essay, Publication news

Warning: This micro-memoir piece mentions gun violence and suicide. If you are in crisis or need to talk to someone, please call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Over the course of any given day, the memory switch in my mind will get flipped on. If I’m in...

As Gun Violence Awareness Month draws to a close…

by SR_Admin | Jun 28, 2023 | Gun Violence, Gun Violence Prevention, Moms Demand Action

Photo courtesy of Mary Sobczak. There’s always lots going on in June in the gun violence prevention movement as we head outdoors and into the streets to raise awareness of the toll that gun violence takes in the United States every day — an average of 120...

MASS, the movie, explores emotional trauma in survivors

by SR_Admin | Dec 5, 2022 | Gun Violence, Gun Violence Prevention, Moms Demand Action

A couple weeks ago I participated in a talkback at the Teaneck International Film Festival as a representative of the gun violence prevention organization for which I do a fair amount of volunteering, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America. I appreciated the...

Essay “What A Bullet Can Do” wins 2019 Maine Literary Award!

by SR_Admin | Jul 1, 2019 | Gun Violence, Personal Essay, Publication news

On June 13th, Maine writers, readers, editors, publishers, and librarians gathered at the Bangor Public Library for the announcement of the 2019 Maine Literary Awards. I was there to meet and mingle with the Maine writing community and to find out if “What A Bullet...

Short Nonfiction Finalist in 2019 Maine Literary Awards!

by SR_Admin | May 16, 2019 | Gun Violence, Gun Violence Prevention, Personal Essay, Publication news

I’m so excited to share that one of my essays is a finalist for a 2019 Maine Literary Award!! The annual awards are one of the many ways the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance supports the literary community of Maine. I submitted two essays, and I’m...

NFN Panel Discussion: “What We Talk About (Or Don’t) When We Talk About Guns”

by SR_Admin | Nov 3, 2018 | Gun Violence, NonfictioNOW2018

It was such a pleasure to present on a panel at the NonfictioNOW conference in Phoenix the other day. The other panelists and I have all written about, or are currently researching and writing about, some aspect of gun violence. While our presentations and the...
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