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Learned self-doubt often wears the costume of imposter syndrome, but it isn't always a failure of confidence. Sometimes it's the legacy of subtle criticism and years of absorbing other people's … Continue reading >>
Reading my Way into Love and Other Incurable Ailments:
Stories about neurodivergent characters have fascinated me for years, long before Love and Other Incurable Ailments was even a glimmer of an … Continue reading >>
I want to thank Soph Newman | The Ex Good Girl, the marvelous diva behind The Good Girls Guide to Manifestation on Substack, who set me on this path.
A childhood of manifesting
Before I tell you … Continue reading >>
Weird facts I probably shouldn't share
When my mother took me to the library, I’d sneak off to the poetry section to look for sexual metaphors in Victorian verse.
The first time I read a poem in … Continue reading >>
I once asked my husband if he thought I was contrary.
“What, are you kidding?” he said.
When I think about it, my mother could be quite contrary, too. She was generous and loving, but she did … Continue reading >>
All in a day of doing writer's research
What writer hasn't fallen down a rabbit hole of research?
This one started innocently with song lyrics from Sloop John B, used in my novel Love and Other … Continue reading >>