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NEW!!! "Untitled" haiku poem (August 2009) published in the 2009 Anniversary Print Edition of Scifaikuest Issue 25 The magazine can be purchased at this link http://www.genremall.com/zinesr.htm#scifaikuest

"The Rose" (June 2009) Published in Spaceports & Spidersilk Vol.2 No. 2

Paradise Park 2009 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards Quarter-finalist "This murder mystery unfolds in the infamous Five Points neighborhood of post-Civil War New York and holds up well against any in its genre. Sergeant William Muldoon is an honest cop, a Boss Tweed favorite, and a champion wrestler in the saloons and brawl-halls of lower Manhattan. When his young protégé is arrested for a murder he didn’t commit, Muldoon must find the real killer. His search takes him from the Irish boarding houses and immigrant tenements of Paradise Park to the mansions of Fifth Avenue with stops along the way at the secret haunts of Nativists and racists. A simple plot and clean prose make for a solid piece of historical fiction. Muldoon’s inner ruminations on the status of the Irish and the period dialogue throughout the book may not be pitch-perfect, but they succeed because the author has not overreached." "a no-nonsense page-turner." -- Publisher's Weekly Click here to view the excerpt
PARADISE PARK won a Publisher's Weekly review. A copy of the full review is available to agents and editors from the author.

"Emily's Arms" (June 2007) Published in Between Kisses Vol. VI No. 1 & published in the "best of" anthology Wondrous Web Worlds Vol. 8 by Sam's Dot Publishing The anthology can be purchased at this link http://www.genremall.com/anthologiesr.htm#www8

Mad served as associate editor for the Maine History Journal 1996-98.

Her poetry has been published in the Artist’s Magazine and she is a regular contributor to several greeting card companies.

She has published non-fiction articles in various newspapers including The San Francisco Chronicle and The Humboldt Beacon.

	NEW!!! "Untitled" haiku poem (August 2009) published in the 2009 Anniversary Print Edition of Scifaikuest Issue 25 The magazine can be purchased at this link http://www.genremall.com/zinesr.htm#scifaikuest

	"The Rose" (June 2009) Published in Spaceports & Spidersilk Vol.2 No. 2

	Paradise Park 2009 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards Quarter-finalist "This murder mystery unfolds in the infamous Five Points neighborhood of post-Civil War New York and holds up well against any in its genre. Sergeant William Muldoon is an honest cop, a Boss Tweed favorite, and a champion wrestler in the saloons and brawl-halls of lower Manhattan. When his young protégé is arrested for a murder he didn’t commit, Muldoon must find the real killer. His search takes him from the Irish boarding houses and immigrant tenements of Paradise Park to the mansions of Fifth Avenue with stops along the way at the secret haunts of Nativists and racists. A simple plot and clean prose make for a solid piece of historical fiction. Muldoon’s inner ruminations on the status of the Irish and the period dialogue throughout the book may not be pitch-perfect, but they succeed because the author has not overreached." "a no-nonsense page-turner." -- Publisher's Weekly Click here to view the excerpt	PARADISE PARK won a Publisher's Weekly review. A copy of the full review is available to agents and editors from the author.

	"Emily's Arms" (June 2007) Published in Between Kisses Vol. VI No. 1 & published in the "best of" anthology Wondrous Web Worlds Vol. 8 by Sam's Dot Publishing The anthology can be purchased at this link http://www.genremall.com/anthologiesr.htm#www8
	Mad served as associate editor for the Maine History Journal 1996-98. Her poetry has been published in the Artist’s Magazine and she is a regular contributor to several greeting card companies. She has published non-fiction articles in various newspapers including The San Francisco Chronicle and The Humboldt Beacon.