I’m an eclectic poet. I write lyric one day and found poems the next. I am always fondest of the poem I just wrote. I began writing on a manual green Olivetti typewriter, but I don’t miss having poems flavoured with correction fluid and cross-outs. I have three chapbooks in print, most recently Ink Dogs in my Shoes, 2014, from Nose In Book Publishing. Previous chapbooks: Above the Hum of Yellow Jackets, 2011 Architectural Variations, 2012 Since 2014, I've been collaborating with fellow poet, JC Sulzenko, on 2 chapbooks of co-written poems, Breathing Mutable Air 2015 and Slant of Light, 2016, both from Nose In Book Publishing. We're working on a full collection of ekphrastic poems. In 2019, Crowe Creations published my non-fiction book, Winning the Lottery, a combination of essays and poems about surviving C. Difficile, and adjusting to life with an ostomy.

I’ve served on the Boards of Canadian Authors Association, National Capital Region (Ottawa) and Tree Reading Series (Ottawa). I’m a former Board member for Arts Carleton Place. Blog site: https://quillfyre.wordpress.com/ [2]