https://westnewsmagazine.com/2020/12/16/131014/letter-to-the-editor-the-risks-of-isolation I wrote this piece to inform people on what they’re being asked to do to “show we care.” I… Read more The Risks of Isolation
Tag: essays
Fare thee well 2020
We’re nearing New Year’s so it’s time to look back and hope forward. What this year wasn’t: Expected Prosperous Compassionate… Read more Fare thee well 2020
A Hiking Life
https://woodsreader.com/marketplace-1/subscription The trees, the grass, the air. It’s all so meaningful when you take a moment to stop worrying about… Read more A Hiking Life
#NeverHarvard
Education. It’s a word we all hear often: the importance of an education, the benefits of an education, the promise… Read more #NeverHarvard
We Cannot Save the World by Burning It
I’m a nature-loving-tree-hugging-rainbow-person. I also like to do research and study biology. The science behind the world is still undefined… Read more We Cannot Save the World by Burning It
Be Childish Because it’s Robert McCloskey’s Birthday Tomorrow! (Article)
https://litreactor.com/columns/be-childish-because-its-robert-mccloskeys-birthday If you like any kind of story, it most likely started with a children’s book.
4 Meditations to Manage Mental Illness
https://witchologymagazine.com/ My birth month is almost upon us. #LeosUnite There is something about August that strikes me. I’m a fire… Read more 4 Meditations to Manage Mental Illness
Reacting to the Lit
A lot of writers wish to be recluses. They avoid crowds. They enjoy being introverts. I am not that writer.… Read more Reacting to the Lit
My Wandering Uterus COVER-REVEAL
Release Day is almost here for my latest contribution to the writing world. “My Wandering Uterus,” is a compelling work… Read more My Wandering Uterus COVER-REVEAL
Endings
My previous work on non-fiction articles and essays has somewhat helped me with writing fiction. I can move forward with… Read more Endings
