In Our Sharing Circle, I wanted to depict a representation of myself without too many of the unglamorous details. Life wasn’t as kind in my upbringing but there were many relationships that mirrored this story. There was a community of people there for me rather than one specific individual and along the way there were a sporadic bunch, not because they weren’t present, because my family moved around so often that there was never opportunity to grow roots.

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By: Bonnie Bluewater

In The Narcissist Hall of Fame, I aimed to reach the audience in a deep and personal level. One of uneasy relationships, one of personal triumph, and one of broken promises, many of the details were of my own life seen through Kiley’s path. I’m still amazed constantly at how many narcissist types there are out in the world. The relationships were very accurate but so was the path to the other side and that is the story I wanted to display.

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In Seeds Don’t Choose Their Soil, I wanted to create an atmosphere where many families still live. They are hard-working families that sometimes miss opportunities that others have so they can keep afloat. I knew many families that weaved a bridge between their societal lives as well as their cultural lives to live the American dream. Unfortunately, I see many being destroyed that will likely burden generations because of the environment we live in. Their story, is the story I wanted to tell with Seeds Don’t Choose Their Soil.

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