As I was reading through the Zine part of your website, I just kept getting more and more amazed at all we have in common. From wide feet that fit better in for-males shoes, to a love of Celtic knotwork, from having read authors like Tolkien, Stewart, and McCaffrey in high school, to writing too-realistic characters into story only to find they're alters . . .

I can really relate to your poem "Sometimes a sorrow grips me." In fact, all your poetry is very clear and touching. You're an impressive visual artist, too. I really look forward to getting to know you better.

By the way, we spent a large chunk of our life in Prince Edward Island, Canada, where lots of Acadian culture still thrives and is celebrated (you should visit!). I could really see "the Acadian look" in your picture.

Take care, Faith of Bekariso