Writing about what matters
I’m two months into my last semester at Goucher! My mentor for this semester is Phillip Gerard and I think he’s going to provide the
Lots has happened since the last time I blogged – probably too much to review quickly, so I may lazily throw references to recent events
I. Am. So. Dumb. Three semesters into a nonfiction MFA I’m still having things fall into place which I should have already figured out. Last
I read with interest this piece by Sara Finnerty on Brevity’s Nonfiction Blog. It’s a list of things she wishes she had told herself after
My new day job requires a 25-mile commute (each way), so I now spend an hour and a half to two hours every day in
Screen shot from shows and films I’ve watched recently on Netflix. Evidence of a troubled mind?
I’ve been at my new job full-time for a little over a month now, and my internal monologue has become more strident and provocative. I
I noted in my last post that I will start a new, full-time job in January. As things turned out, I started yesterday on a
Ruth Nasrullah 