Love Activism presents a daily, radical activism of kindness and a positive way to live against cruelty, violence, and injustice for those who seek a more peaceful world. This is realized through how we perform our work, what we do in our communities, and decisions we make each day. Through stories, examples, and lists of practices, readers discover the different elements of this form of activism and how they can bring these practices into their lives. 

The powerful, complex, and often mysterious figure of the Crone is imagined here in stories and poetry from a vibrant array of contributors. The Crone appears as a beloved mother, moon worshipper, hungry spirit, wise elder, bawdy and spicy traveler, aged body, divine gardener, writer, dancer, dangerous soul, lifelong learner, adventurer, mythical being, nature dweller, witch, and beyond. Wild Crone Wisdom offers the lush, deep, and richly imaginative landscape the Crone inhabits and inspires.

We Were Going to Change the world is the result of a beautiful oral history project I did for several years where I interviewed other women like me who are now in their forties, fifties, or sixties to ask them about their experiences in the early punk rock scene and how those experiences may have influenced the rest of their lives. Most of the interviews were conducted in the women's homes. What is unique about this project is that it includes a diversity of women's voices who were involved in different ways. This includes musicians, photographers, fanzine creators, journalists, and fans. It is an example of social justice-based and feminist-grounded oral history.

I wrote the prose poems in this chapbook during the final year of my brother’s life. He passed away from the terrible condition known as ALS. These are some of my favorite poems I’ve ever written. I was so thankful for them. When they arrived in my imagination it was another testament to the healing and survival aspects of art and creativity. I have a few copies still available through my etsy shop.

In 1993 I was incredibly fortunate to be a student in June Jordan's "Coming into the World Female" course at UC Berkeley. June Jordan was an amazing poet, essayist, activist, teacher, and so much more. She stood with all of the oppressed. Life as Activism is an edited book I created of her complete protest essays she wrote for The Progressive magazine. This project was completed to help preserve her work and bring her important voice to more people. It includes a foreword by Angela Davis and an introduction by Matthew Rothschild, who was June's editor at The Progressive.

I believe libraries are important and special community spaces. My first book, The Library as Place in California, investigates the concept of “library as place” found in library literature. I traveled throughout the state of California to visit the libraries presented here and experience their unique sense of place in person. Each chapter is on a different library I encountered during my travels. This was my first book. Some used and new copies are available on Amazon.