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Ahem.

You might have noticed that I don't really blog here.

For whatever reason, when I first started blogging in 2005 I tried to decide whether or not to blog here or on xanga.

My xanga blog won that battle.

I am hoping to move maybe later this year if I can figure out how to transfer all my archives.

But the point is, if you you want to read my blog, to read what's happening on an almost daily basis with my writing life. Go to my xanga blog.

See you there.

To Quote a Dickens Character...

"I feel the need to collect myself."

That's from Our Mutual Friend. It's 2009 and if you haven't noticed, I don't really blog on this site. I have a blog that I write for every day (practically). This is more of a central hub.

In 2009 I plan to start a web site, a promotional one for me as a playwright. I'll start working on that project in February.

But if you interested in finding out what I'm up to. Go to my other blog.

My Other Blog Is My Blog

Sometimes more is just confusing.

So where are the posts?

Well, this blog is more of a cyberhub. What I mean is, this blog existly solely to point you in the direction of my other sites.

My real blog isn't a diary. It's a literary blog where I record my writing and collaborating process as a writer.

I also have a MySpace site. Hope to see you around.

The Ford Amphitheatre's Summer Play Reading Series

This August I will head to L.A. to participate in the Ford Amphitheatre's Summer Reading Series. As I know no one in Los Angeles, I have no clue what I'll do with the 200 postcards I'll soon receive for marketing.

Details soon to follow.

Poet At Work: Hard Hat Required

This Sunday I will particpate in Women's Will 24 Hour Playwriting Festival. I'm super nervous, but super excited to particpate. I'm keeping this on the DL since I have no idea what I'm doing. This will be an awesome challenge. Cross your fingers everyone.

Reigning in the Maddness

Why did I create yet another blog? I learned it by watching you okay!

Seriously though, I decided I needed a central hub. A space to point you all in the various cyber directions: my literary blog, my Myspace Profile, the blogs and sites of friends.

Think of this page as a traffic cop.

Stepping Up the Web Addiction

Only yesteday I vowed not to create yet another web page. Therefore, consider this a hub, a central site that links to all my other sites, links to the blogs I read and journals I admire.