Author commentary on stories featured on my Freely Written podcast in August 2024: Condesplaining and Migraine. At the end of each month, I’ll shed some light on my writing adventures. If you’re new to Freely Written, this podcast offers very short stories written from a chosen prompt with no planning and very little editing. These […]
Though The Insistence of Memory was published several years ago, it was recently submitted to Independent Book Review where it earned a starred review! I’m thrilled with Erica Ball’s thoughtful review and hope it encourages more readers to check out The Insistence of Memory. You can read the full review below or on Independent Book
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Do literacy and logic have a chicken-or-egg relationship? Our ability to read and write is formed by a certain degree of logic. Words, sentences, essays, and novels can all be broken down into basic rules and structures. By studying these underlying elements, we improve our reading and writing skills. Do those skills, in turn, improve
Author commentary on stories featured on my Freely Written podcast in July 2024: City Life and Widgets. At the end of each month, I’ll shed some light on my writing adventures. If you’re new to Freely Written, this podcast offers very short stories written from a chosen prompt with no planning and very little editing.
When I need a creative jolt, I head to Baltimore’s American Visionary Art Museum. This wacky, madcap, eclectic museum may seem a bit frivolous when you approach its mirrored facade, but its collections speak to my soul at a depth that classic art rarely reaches. During my recent visit, I found myself wondering, as I
