
Thoughts on the writing process, works in progress, and more extended book reactions and responses for the bookishly-inclined
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April is for allergies and spring is for saying “sayonara” to seasonal depression (hopefully)! In consideration of both, I’m aiming to keep this one a light (no planting seeds) and upbeat (in case of lingering SAD) note with just a few upda...
Autumn and spring, in my mind, are the two seasons of change in a yearly cycle. In winter everything feels stagnant with hibernation and cold, and in summer everything feels kind of caught in a warm bubble—the days may feel endless in their...
I’ll be honest: time completely got away from me this month. Where have I been? Hiding in little hobbies and crafts to recharge from the horrors. Celebrating loved ones because it’s been a harsh, dark winter out there and loving people ligh...
Lately, I’ve been think...
The other week I was in a conversation with someone and she asked how my newsletter was going. While we were chatting, we realized it’s been two years now of this chaos letter sent to your inboxes on a monthly basis! Between you and me, I c...
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I am a Brooklyn-based writer with a Master’s in Publishing Media from Oxford Brookes University & a Bachelor’s in English Lit and Creative Writing from Wake Forest University. Find me on Instagram at @write_shenanigans.
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