The Long Climb is about my life as a late-diagnosed neurodivergent woman, my ongoing recovery from trauma/burnout, and navigating my career as a writer and theater artist in an increasingly hostile world.
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The Waiting Room
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Hyperfixation Friday: The Amy Acton Attack Ad
Amy Acton, who will hopefully be the next governor of Ohio.
I wasn’t going to write anything about the midterms.
It’s been a crazy month in my world, aside from politics. Life doesn’t stop just because there is an election, and other than...
The (mis)Adventures of a Stressed Out Lady
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Sometimes, when I sit down to write, I think I should be writing about Important Things and every essay has to be focused and topical. But sometimes, I just want to write about the randomness that is m...
Not Joking
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When I was a kid, I was often the butt of the joke. Of course, it wasn’t framed that way. My mother would take a dig at me — usually in front of other people — and it sounded like a joke if you heard it out of cont...
Hyperfixation Friday: Neko Case
Neko Case — ft. a Big Ass Bird
Happy Friday!
Jeez, what a week.
Things have been so heavy, and everyone has been writing about Jane Doe and the Cornell 7, or the newly-announced public execution (!?!??!), and I wanted to write about som...
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Snarky but sensitive X-ennial navigating life as a late-diagnosed neurodivergent human. I am an award-winning playwright, as well as an essayist, watercolor artist, and theater producer. Proud resident of Queens, NYC.
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