Hidden Tears
I’ve been in a weird head space lately, especially the last week or so. There’s so much I want to say, so much that I want to talk about…to write […]
Be Your Own Advocate
Life can be pretty damn shitty, either by circumstance or by choice. But the most important lesson you could ever learn is how to be your own advocate. It doesn’t […]
Questions, Questions, Questions!
I really enjoy when readers ask me questions, and I have a lot of fun answering them. If you have a question for me – don’t hesitate to reach out and ask it. […]
The Complexity of Characters
Caution: this post *may* contain spoilers and is intended as a thought provoking post for those who have read the Collide series. If you don’t like any spoilers, you might […]
It’s My Birthday!
Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me, happy birthday…happy birthday, happy birthday to ME! I’m twenty-six years old today. Most people don’t like aging. Me? I don’t mind it. […]
The Decline in Social Etiquette
Today’s writing prompt from Sarah Selecky: Write a scene that has a secret message embedded in it somewhere. What that means exactly is up to you. Here’s mine: There is […]
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Mind[re]set
I don’t have a degree in psychology, I don’t have a degree in anything, actually. The words I write come from a place of learned examples, of perception and discovery. […]
Escapism
I am an extremely sensitive person. So sensitive that I sometimes appear cold and disconnected. I need to, for my own sanity. I have to turn it all off for […]
Book Talk: What Makes Collide (and Harlow Jones) Different.
It’s crazy to look back on myself three years ago. That self had dreams of becoming a published author, but had never written a novel. That self had so many […]
Writing What Scares Me
Have you read Rachel Thompson’s piece on writing what scares you yet? If not, I definitely recommend it. One paragraph in her post stood out to me, nay…screamed out at […]