The Truth About Plots and Prose: Penning Hope
For four years, I've been dedicating time to writing. It's been literally a labor of love, as someone who struggles with depression. The highs and ...
Read moreAs spring hands the baton to summer, it reminds me of how automatic life is around us. From how the smallest seed to the most complex human tiny ce...
Read moreThere is something slightly unnerving about starting fresh. It doesn't matter why I'm taking the big step. Still, I can be a bundle of nerves. That...
Read moreIt's November, and what would November be without a post relating to NaNoWriMo? As I finish the second week of NaNo, panic and self-doubt have set ...
Read moreIt's not a secret - I am an American woman of African descent. My face is on our blog, my Twitter, and Instagram feeds. Yes, I see myself as an Ame...
Read moreI finally finished giving, selling, and throwing the rest of the memories away. I drove through a snowstorm and talked to some precious friends abo...
Read moreAs a young woman I never had much respect for second place. A win was a win and a loss was a loss. You didn’t almost win coming in second place. I...
Read moreI looked up at her, curling her long, sandy blond hair in the bathroom mirror and breathed in the scent of the canned hairspray and felt so…..safe ...
Read more“About six months to live,” the doctor’s voice blared over my car speakers. Being a nurse, I knew the doctor was lying. It was her effort to less...
Read moreI used to be afraid of everything- bridges, storms. My dad had to put a chain lock on the attic door in my room, so whatever was in there could not...
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