My published works show an early interest in human development, a fascination with desire/motivations, an outsider’s view of the world, a desire for belonging.

Narratives and lives are defined by questions and desire. Noticing, observing, questioning, embodying, practicing: these are verbs of intellectual and heart engagement. The makings of a rich life.

We can speak our own truth and amplify the truths of others. We can read their stories, write about the impact their stories have had on our lives. We can point to the human connection over and over. We can help each other. Isn’t that cool? It can be inter-generational. We can help the generations after us and the ones before us by connecting through self-expression and, preferably, in a circle.

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Published Works

Mar’ce Merrell

Architecture as Reconciliation Fold Magazine, December 2020

Variations in a Living Thing Hags on Fire Magazine, December 2020

Wicked Sweet (Feiwel & Friends, Macmillan), 2012 (library edition), June 2013 (reading group paperback edition), young adult novel, ISBN 0312607490

“Bitumen”, short story (Prairie Fire Magazine, Winnipeg), Volume 30, No. 2, (2009).

“The Cake Princess” (Sumach Press, Toronto) anthology Cleavage, (2008)

“The Cake Princess” reprinted (Nelson Textbooks), Grade 9 textbooks, (2009)


Trading Riley (Roussan, Montreal),middle reader, (2001), ISBN 189618488X

Max’s Misadventures (Hodgepog Books, Vancouver), early reader, (2000), ISBN 0968689906

Ben and the Carrot Predicament, (Hodgepog Books, Vancouver) 1998, 52 pages, ISBN 1895836549

The Revelstoke Times-Review, journalist, (1992-1994), Revelstoke, B.C.
The Kamloops Sentinel, journalist, (1986-1988), Kamloops, British Columbia, Salem News, journalist, (1984-1986), Salem, Ohio, United States