Yvonne is a fifth generation Michigander who grew up on the family farm under the tutelage of a grandmother who loved Shakespeare before Shakespeare was cool.
After college and a stint in the Buckeye State, she and her husband moved back to the farm founded by her great-great-grandfather and renovated a house with a view of the lowlands and a room for writing.
She is a Pushcart-nominated poet and novelist, and her poetry and short stories can be found in The Slippery Elm Literary Journal, Flapper Press, Third Coast Review, Full of Crow, Midwest Review, Great Lakes Review, and the Milk House Literary Magazine.
Her Pushcart-nominated poem The Hardest Things To Hold
Maybe a Christmas story with a twist in the Milk House Literary Magazine.
“The Uprooting”and “The Cedar Swamp and the Car Wreck” (nominated for a Pushcart prize) in the Flapper Press.
A piece written for the Great Lakes Review Narrative Map Project inspired by a winter walk on a Lake Huron breakwater.
The Interview, for an in-depth look behind the writing.













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