Fiction in The Portland Review

My story “The Island” has been published in the featured fiction section of The Portland Review. You can read the full story online. “Today the sea is dark, but while Continue reading →

Pushcart Prize Nomination

I am thrilled to announce that one of my recently published short stories, “Nursing 101,” was nominated by The Delmarva Review Editorial Board for a Pushcart Prize. The Pushcart Prize-Best Continue reading →

New Publication: Nowhere Is More Important Than Here

A new zine, Nowhere Is More Important Than Here, has just been launched by a couple of friend-of-friends out of Portland, Oregon. Included in Volume 1 are a couple of my Continue reading →

Delmarva Review Reading and Reception

You’re Invited to… What: Delmarva Review Reading and Reception When: 5 p.m. Sunday, December 4th Where: The Writer’s Center, 4508 Walsh St., Bethesda, MD 20815. I’ve been asked to read “Nursing 101” from the Continue reading →

“Nursing 101″ Published in The Delmarva Review, Vol. 4

It’s here! The print version of The Delmarva Review, Vol. 4, arrived at my apartment today! Let me know if you want to buy a copy; the going rate is $10 Continue reading →

New Publications–The Delmarva Review, Urbanite, and Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine

It’s fall! My favorite season by far. Hurricanes, book festivals, and pumpkin flavored everything. This season, I have several new publications out.   First, I’ve published a story in the literary journal The Continue reading →

Kindle Edition of “Tetherball” in The Delmarva Review Vol. 3 – Now Available

You can now download Volume 3 of The Delmarva Review! Published in 2010, Volume 3 of The Delmarva Review features awesome work from authors both well-known and novice, including my short story, Continue reading →

Updates from a Coffee Shop

Hello Friends! It’s been a busy, busy year back on the ”new frontier” of academia. I let myself drop off the map there for a bit while first finishing up and Continue reading →

Stoop Storytelling: Gimme Shelter

I got to go onstage with Stoop Storytelling this year for their February show, Gimme Shelter: Stories about finding, creating, and losing a home. It was a great show with a Continue reading →

Interview with Meg in The Round Table

I’m famous! …at least in Penobscot County. The JBMHS magazine, The Round Table, has just come out with “A conversation with Meg Adams about her latest endeavor–nursing school at Johns Hopkins University.” Check Continue reading →