Writer and photographer Patricia A. Henisse has published articles and short
fiction in such varied publications as Common Lives, Weird Sisters, The
Mountaineer, The Writer's E-Zine and Human Resources. Her wildlife and
nature photographs are scheduled for exhibition in the spring of 2009. Patricia
is a professional member of the National Writer's Association, the National
Association of Women Writers and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. She lives
in Boulder County Colorado. Patricia's book of poetry, AFTER THE
ACCIDENT, was released in July 2005. Her first novel, CHANGING LIVES, is
being marketed to agents and editors. She is currently working on her second
novel RIDING SHADOWS.
Poetry by Patricia A. Henisse
On April 5th of 2004, a city bus turned in front of Patricia's car and changed her life.
Her book of poetry, AFTER THE ACCIDENT, focuses on the first year of her
recovery. To view an excerpt from AFTER THE ACCIDENT click on the Poetry
button on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
On April 5th of 2004, a city bus turned in front of Patricia's car and changed her life.
Her book of poetry, AFTER THE ACCIDENT, focuses on the first year of her
recovery. To view an excerpt from AFTER THE ACCIDENT click on the Poetry
button on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
Short Fiction by Patricia A. Henisse
To view an excerpt from one of the short stories below, click on the Stories
button on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
Magnolias on Mother's Day
Some traditions are worth the effort.
Living between Black and White
Justin discovers his heart knows the difference between right and wrong.
To view an excerpt from one of the short stories below, click on the Stories
button on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
Magnolias on Mother's Day
Some traditions are worth the effort.
Living between Black and White
Justin discovers his heart knows the difference between right and wrong.
Articles by Patricia A. Henisse
To view an excerpt from any of the articles below, click on the Articles
button on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
Keeping Descriptions Consistent
This article, first published in the Writer's E-Zine, describes how to use
visualization and graphic representation techniques to eliminate
discrepancies when writing fictional description.
Slips, Trips and Falls: is Your Home Safe?
This article, published in Let's Live magazine discusses simple
environmental changes to help keep you safe from falls in the home.
Mountain Driving
Originally published as a column in the Mountaineer newspaper in
Nederland Colorado, this article takes a lighter look at driving in the
mountains.
To view an excerpt from any of the articles below, click on the Articles
button on the navigation bar at the top of this page.
Keeping Descriptions Consistent
This article, first published in the Writer's E-Zine, describes how to use
visualization and graphic representation techniques to eliminate
discrepancies when writing fictional description.
Slips, Trips and Falls: is Your Home Safe?
This article, published in Let's Live magazine discusses simple
environmental changes to help keep you safe from falls in the home.
Mountain Driving
Originally published as a column in the Mountaineer newspaper in
Nederland Colorado, this article takes a lighter look at driving in the
mountains.
Novel in Progress: CHANGING LIVES
Patricia A. Henisse is marketing her novel, CHANGING LIVES. This
work tells the stories of three generations of women whose destinies
intertwine in an isolated house in the red-stone canyons surrounding Lyons,
Colorado. The story is told in three parts. Part One: takes place in October
2002 as Amy Lynch is updating the old house and discovers something
frighteningly familiar about the root cellar. Amy uncovers suspicious details
that portend evil events in the history of the house and her own terrifying
memories of childhood abuse. Part Two: tells the story of the house from
1907 to 1966 and introduces the Hausladen family and their secrets. Part
Three: returns to October 2002 when the stories from parts One and Two
collide in the frightening root cellar.
To view an excerpt from CHANGING LIVES click on the Novel button on the
navigation bar at the top of this page.
Patricia A. Henisse is marketing her novel, CHANGING LIVES. This
work tells the stories of three generations of women whose destinies
intertwine in an isolated house in the red-stone canyons surrounding Lyons,
Colorado. The story is told in three parts. Part One: takes place in October
2002 as Amy Lynch is updating the old house and discovers something
frighteningly familiar about the root cellar. Amy uncovers suspicious details
that portend evil events in the history of the house and her own terrifying
memories of childhood abuse. Part Two: tells the story of the house from
1907 to 1966 and introduces the Hausladen family and their secrets. Part
Three: returns to October 2002 when the stories from parts One and Two
collide in the frightening root cellar.
To view an excerpt from CHANGING LIVES click on the Novel button on the
navigation bar at the top of this page.
| Contact Information To contact Patricia A. Henisse, click on the Contact button on the navigation bar at the top of this page. |
| Writing and Photography by Patricia A. Henisse |
Photography by Patricia A. Henisse
To view samples of Patricia's wildlife and nature photography please click on one of the two Photographs buttons on the
navigation bar at the top of this page. Patricia sells her work in 11"x14" prints. Each photo is matted and framed. She uses
only acid-free materials to prevent discoloration of the photograph and non-glare glass to reduce unwanted reflexion. All
photographs are framed in a handmade, oak frame constructed by Patricia herself. The photographs below depict three
finished products. If you are interested in learning more about Patricia's photographs, please feel free to communicate with
her by clicking on the Contact button above and then completing the Contact Information Form.
To view samples of Patricia's wildlife and nature photography please click on one of the two Photographs buttons on the
navigation bar at the top of this page. Patricia sells her work in 11"x14" prints. Each photo is matted and framed. She uses
only acid-free materials to prevent discoloration of the photograph and non-glare glass to reduce unwanted reflexion. All
photographs are framed in a handmade, oak frame constructed by Patricia herself. The photographs below depict three
finished products. If you are interested in learning more about Patricia's photographs, please feel free to communicate with
her by clicking on the Contact button above and then completing the Contact Information Form.
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