Eclipse Reflected in a Puddle
At Hagerty Center, Northwestern Michigan College
(Posted to Facebook, 21 August 2017)
Copyright © 2017 by Nancy Parshall. All rights reserved.
Reproduced here with her permission.
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![[Purple Harvest], photo by Nancy Parshall](http://shj.kysoflash.com/Images/Parshall-Purple-Garlic.jpg "[Purple Harvest], photo by Nancy Parshall")
[Purple Harvest]
Asian Tempest, one of 13 varieties of garlic grown at the Parshall farm
(Posted to Facebook, 29 July 2017)
Copyright © 2017 by Nancy Parshall. All rights reserved.
Reproduced here with her permission.
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Artsy Shadows
“October’s morning light throws artsy shadows in our
house.”
(Posted to Facebook, 8 October 2017)
Copyright © 2017 by Nancy Parshall. All rights reserved.
Reproduced here with her permission.
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splits her time between Northwestern Michigan College, where she teaches English, and
the Lake Leelanau hobby farm she shares with her husband, David (aka, The Garlic Baron).
Before returning home to Michigan, she spent 16 years traveling in 41 countries,
notably England, Australia, and Japan. Parshall’s writing has appeared in
KYSO Flash (which nominated her first publication, a 733-word story entitled
The Neighbors Will Take the Chickens, for Sundress
Publications’ Best of the Net Anthology 2016), and in Dunes Review,
NMC Magazine, 101 Words, and other venues. Her fiction chapbook
Proud Flesh won the 2017 Michigan Writers’ chapbook competition.