This year is the twentieth anniversary of San Diego City WorksPress. In the lead-up to this auspicious birthday and the publication of Sunshine/Noir III: Writing from San Diego and Tijuana (in April 2025), The Jumping-Off Place will be featuring some of the highlights from City Works Press’s many publications. “Eastern Lights” by Justin Hudnall is […]

The San Diego Union Tribune did So Say We All the kindness of profiling the publication of our new LGBTQ+ nonfiction anthology, The Whole Alphabet.

I had the pleasure of talking with the wonderful Ebony Monet this week on KPBS Evening Edition about So Say We All’s latest published anthology of veteran writers, Incoming: Sex, Drugs, and Copenhagen. Check it out and support our Veteran Writers Division by buying your copy now here. Watch the video clip here.

Read the entire article here: https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/lifestyle/people/story/2019-04-05/storytelling-secrets-public-readings

I had an absolute blast celebrating So Say We All’s 10-year anniversary at KUSI this morning, thanks to the help of our wonderful volunteer and steadfast champion (and my neighbor), Jennifer Coburn. View the video here.

Read the article here: https://missiontimescourier.com/local-tapped-for-writers-festival/

Read the article here: http://lomabeat.com/2018/02/writers-symposium-tells-stories-conflict-home-abroad-heart/

Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2Okgjak_bs

Myself and Incoming’s editor, Jennifer Corley, were invited to talk about the show and what we hope to accomplish with it on KPBS’s Evening Edition for Memorial Day! Take a gander! (We’re at the 13:55 mark.) – J.

I’m deeply honored to have an interview published in the latest volume of War, Literature and the Arts alongside such amazing voices as Elliot Ackerman, Colin Halloran, and Brandon Lingle. Thanks so much to all the great and tireless minds who run the Journal and who have been so supportive of our work at Incoming, […]