The Chaotic Reader
Marissa Gallerani, Mallary Tenore TarpleyFor the readers who cannot be defined by one genre, for the book club dropouts, for the undecided and aspiring writers, you've come to the right place. Writing, teaching, books, interviews with artists and a dash of chaos. Come along for the ride.
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Dissertations I'll Never Write
Hello my lovely chaotic readers. How are you? If you’re in a land beset by snow, I hope you’re finally dug out. If not, well, I hope you are glad you are not in a land beset by snow. We’ve had quite the temperature evolution over here in th...
"It was really important for me to figure out how to blend the personal narrative and the reportage." - Mallary Tenore Tarpley
Hello and welcome back to another edition of my Artist Interview series. Today, I’m featuring , journalist, professor and author of the recently published hybrid memoir, Slip.
February 2026 Reads
Hello all. It is once again time for another book recap of everything I read in February. For such a short month, it was so very long and it feels like I lived three different lives. The Olympics? Record snowfall? Reading more books than av...
Adult Playtime
On the necessity of Artist’s Dates as a creative
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Writer living and creating in Providence, RI on unceded Wampanoag and Narragansett lands. SFF, novel, memoir, you name it.
Mom | Journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin | Author of the new book, "SLIP: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery."
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