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Hi! Are you in the Pasadena/Los Angeles area? Come join me and at Burden of Proof on Wednesday, March 18th for Write Night: a night of community, writing, and collective power. This time, we’re raising f...
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In second grade, a geologist came to our classroom to do a presentation on rocks. Which might not sound terribly exciting as an adult, but when I was eight, rocks were a much more significa...
Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
Working in media usually means working at a brisk pace. You pour all of your attention into a project, publish it, and then it’s onto the next thing, almost immediately. There’s barely time to reflect on the work...
The Enchanted Forest of Light at Descanso gardens
I first heard about the idea of creative composting from a workshop with . The idea is, you gather all the tiny random scraps that spark your curiosity — quotes, random thoughts, pictures,...
Hey! Need some butt-in-chair time? Krystie Yen and I are co-hosting another Write Night at Burden of Proof in Pasadena. Join us for a night of community, creativity, and collective action. This time, we’re raising funds for Planned Parentho...
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Kristin Wong has written for the New York Times, The Atlantic, Electric Literature, and ELLE, among others. She is a staff writer for Hidden Brain, a social science podcast and radio program that airs on NPR, and a columnist at Slate.
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