Author: Leslie Ferguson
Leslie Ferguson is an accomplished educator, editor, and writing coach. As a youth in foster care, she dreamed about becoming a teacher. After earning her teaching credential from the University of Redlands, she taught high school English at her alma mater for nearly two decades. During that time, she obtained a master’s degree in English literature and an MFA in creative writing from Chapman University. Her work has been published in numerous literary magazines and anthologies. A member of the San Diego Memoir Writers Association and the San Diego Writers and Editors Guild, Leslie is a repeat performer at So Say We All’s VAMP and Poets Underground. She lives with one husband and two cats in the greater San Diego area, where she binge-watches dark character dramas and reminisces about her glory days as an All-American basketball player and collegiate Hall-of-Fame athlete. Her debut memoir, When I Was Her Daughter, chronicles one girl's journey through her mother's madness to the other side, where hope awaits. For more, visit the author at LeslieFergusonAuthor.com.
Zombie Times, Man
Barely Hanging On
Feelin’ Foxy
I’m Bearly Myself
Hey, Little Mouse
The Real Tiger King
I Am the G.O.A.T
Grace in the Time of Corona
Last night, I worked on a poetry submission with forty minutes to spare before the deadline. I’d asked and received invaluable feedback from a couple of my highly respected and talented writer friends, and I shaped and revised my poems until I physically could do no more. When finished, I sent them off and went … Continue reading Grace in the Time of Corona