Felicia’s shorter fiction and memoir pieces appear in many literary journals.

Read some memoir:

The Writer’s Desk, Brevity.

“Chicks with Picks,” The Great Lakes Review.

“Iron Man,” Lake Superior Magazine.

“Divorce – Chicago Style,” Diverse Voices Quarterly.

“The Deeps,” Literary Mama.

“The Artist as Monk,” From the Pews in the Back: Young Women and Catholicism.

“How I Became a Russian Citizen,” Slow Trains.

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Read some short stories:

“Idle,” The Bookends Review.

“Focal Point,” Finalist for First Annual Fiction Prize, Hypertext Magazine. (*Where she made a key error and called a male moose a buck instead of a bull.)

“Simon Faces Due East,” The Thunderbird Review.

“Population 1276,” The Nemadji Review.

“Dead During the Brewers Game,” The Thunderbird Review.

“A Noble Path,” Annalemma, Summer 2008.

“The Chapter of Faults,” Mars Hill Review.

“Sugar Water,” Lit 9.

“Undercurrents,” Big Muddy: Journal of the Mississippi River Valley.

And there’s poetry, but only in print:

“Summer Afternoon in the Kitchen,” The Freshwater Review, Winner of the

            Rose Warner Prize for Poetry.

“Separation Anxiety,” The Freshwater Review.

“Another Season,” Migrations: Poetry and Prose for Life’s Transitions, Wildwood Press,