Fiction Category

Tech: Apps Grow Up

Boulder’s maturing mobile-development scene BY KATE JONUSKA In 2008, you could sell thousands of copies of simple apps like PhoneSaber (which mimics a Star Wars light saber) or iBeer (which makes it look like you drink beer from your phone). In 2012, the mobile game Angry Birds reported $200 million in earnings, and Instagram, initially […]

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Travel: Campfire stories

This article published in the Denver Post’s 2015 Camp Guide.  Why we love campfire stories — and how to tell a good one By Kate Jonuska In most versions, the teenagers hear a radio bulletin about a hook-handed escaped convict while, ahem, canoodling on Lover’s Lane. Perhaps you were told the more wholesome version in […]

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Short Fiction: An Inspired Day

This story is published in the anthology “Scraping the Red Sky: Fresh Colorado Authors,” available now on Amazon. By Kate Jonuska “Next!” Diggory cast out the word in such a pleasant way that his fellow clerks at the Department of Lost and Found turned their heads in surprise. Most of them thought of Diggory as […]

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Theater: The Grazing Dead

This play was created for the January 2015 performance of Bolder Acts, a 24-hour theater project. The format for Bolder Acts is as follows: At 7 a.m. Friday morning, writers are given the lyric from a song to include in a short play ( 10 minutes) as well as the headshots and resumes of the actors they’ve […]

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Health: Cardio with heart

This article published in the Nov. 18, 2014 edition of the Denver Post. Cardio with heart: How to stay in shape while volunteering in Colorado By Kate Jonuska Few people would debate that hiking fourteeners is an intense workout, great for your heart and overall health. Matt Martinez’s volunteer crews, however, throw in a little […]

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