First Date Formula from an Armchair Anthropologist
Ann walked him the ten minutes to his apartment in the opposite direction of hers—chivalry isn’t dead, folks.
Like Diamond Chips on Julia’s Ring
I think my brain panics and freezes between political fighting and ephemeral flighting.
Good and Mad
It’s hard to know how much help is mine to give.
You’re Better at Improv Than You Think
Improv isn’t always about comedy.
My Cozy Corner in This Chaotic World
When I was a kid, I had a vision of a cafe that I would open someday. It was a warm place, a place that looked like autumn but felt like summer.
Relearning How to Write
Maybe leaning into lazy writing backfired?
So Many Beautiful Hours
I’ve marveled at the sun and the snow and the water and the trees because somehow I’m lucky enough to experience it all.
Making Murmuration
Start with your community, your neighborhood, your roost.
The Church We Build
As someone drawn to haphazardness in my organized religion, I was charmed.
Confessions of a (Not Really) Gamer Girl
I enjoyed games the way I enjoyed reading; I wanted to walk through the story side by side with the character and feel a part of something, but I didn’t want an evil boss to leap out of the story and fight me.
