Kathleen Gabriel: 4 books

She has to sing, wherever she is, whatever she's doing, no matter what. What began as a minor annoyance grows until it takes over her life. This is what happens when those songs that get stuck in your head go bad. This story was originally published in the anthology, Free-Flowing Stories by FreeValley Press, in 2014, edited by Sheri Kennedy, with Rachel Barnard and Kathleen Gabriel.

NaNo Nutrition: How to Feed Yourself and Possibly Your Family Fast During NaNoWriMo gives tips and recipes for fairly fast food at home during what is for many writers a very busy month. Rice, potato, and salad-based meals are all explored in maybe a different way. Maybe you know most of these things,...

Cori, an Oregon high school history teacher, gave up her dreams for her husband, and now that he's gone, it's too late for her to make them happen. Halfway across the country, Ken put his dreams on hold for his wife, but he still plans to make his dreams come true, as soon as he tidies up a few loose...

Sometimes a dead person has unfinished business to complete before they can move onto the next life. And sometimes that business is just too hard to manage. A short-short Halloween story for adults. This was written originally as a performance piece for Word Jazz, an event of SnowValley Writes!