Another scifi poem blasts into the publishing world
Today, Calamus Journal published my poem “The martian comes to me” in their second issue. I’m always honored when my poems are accepted for […]
Today, Calamus Journal published my poem “The martian comes to me” in their second issue. I’m always honored when my poems are accepted for […]
Earlier this month I ventured up to the Big Apple for a poetry reading. I was invited to read with several other […]
Help keep science a priority in our society. Support the Society for Science & the Public on #GivingTuesday. We rely on […]
Bottlecap Press, the publisher of my book “On that one-way trip to Mars,” has a 2015-2016 anthology available for a limited time […]
Last weekend, my sister Hannah and I tabled at the first ever D.C. Art Book Fair at Lab 1270 in Washington, D.C. […]
My sister Hannah and I were accepted into the first ever DC Art + Book Fair! We’ll be sharing a table showcasing […]
I’m heading to Mars right now. I’ve left orbit. This amazing review from Bethany Mary has blasted me off the planet! Bethany […]
Song title lyrics always make good headlines, right? Well, on November 5 I’ll be asking Brooklyn and New Yorkers to take me […]
My poem “How to feel beautiful” was published today in The Deaf Poets Society. It’s a reflection on chronic pain. This poem […]
My short story “Wonder Women” was published in Paper Darts! They’ve been a goal publication of mine for years. I’ve been reading […]
I love podcasts. That’s something you hear a lot in the city, especially as a commuter. Podcasts can make your commute more […]
Science News for Students, the sister publication to Science News, recently highlighted the importance of women in STEM in a feature that shows the amazing females involved […]
Jim Thompson, the founder and poetry editor of Cacti Fur, reviewed “On that one-way trip to Mars.” He called my book an […]
A more lyrical poem than I typically write was published in the September 2016 issue of Wordgathering. Wordgathering is a journal of […]
District Lit, the literary magazine where I’m the poetry editor, is having an anniversary reading celebration this month! District Lit is turning […]
I’ve been writing a lot about the body, chronic pain, and the strange ways pain is invisible but still felt. Today, Words […]
The Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) hosts a huge writing conference in a different location every year. AWP 2017 is […]
My book launch party is this Friday, July 15, at Walls of Books in Washington, D.C. If you’re in the D.C. area, […]
For the past year, I’ve been suffering from intense lower back pain that also causes numbness in my right foot. This pain […]
If you’ve ever sat in a creative writing class, you’ve probably heard the old adage: “Write what you know.” While this may […]