Reading in NYC
Earlier this month I ventured up to the Big Apple for a poetry reading. I was invited to read with several other […]
Read moreEarlier this month I ventured up to the Big Apple for a poetry reading. I was invited to read with several other […]
Read moreHelp keep science a priority in our society. Support the Society for Science & the Public on #GivingTuesday. We rely on […]
Read moreBottlecap Press, the publisher of my book “On that one-way trip to Mars,” has a 2015-2016 anthology available for a limited time […]
Read moreLast weekend, my sister Hannah and I tabled at the first ever D.C. Art Book Fair at Lab 1270 in Washington, D.C. […]
Read moreMy sister Hannah and I were accepted into the first ever DC Art + Book Fair! We’ll be sharing a table showcasing […]
Read moreI’m heading to Mars right now. I’ve left orbit. This amazing review from Bethany Mary has blasted me off the planet! Bethany […]
Read moreSong title lyrics always make good headlines, right? Well, on November 5 I’ll be asking Brooklyn and New Yorkers to take me […]
Read moreMy poem “How to feel beautiful” was published today in The Deaf Poets Society. It’s a reflection on chronic pain. This poem […]
Read moreMy short story “Wonder Women” was published in Paper Darts! They’ve been a goal publication of mine for years. I’ve been reading […]
Read moreI love podcasts. That’s something you hear a lot in the city, especially as a commuter. Podcasts can make your commute more […]
Read moreScience 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 […]
Read moreJim Thompson, the founder and poetry editor of Cacti Fur, reviewed “On that one-way trip to Mars.” He called my book an […]
Read moreA more lyrical poem than I typically write was published in the September 2016 issue of Wordgathering. Wordgathering is a journal of […]
Read moreDistrict Lit, the literary magazine where I’m the poetry editor, is having an anniversary reading celebration this month! District Lit is turning […]
Read moreI’ve been writing a lot about the body, chronic pain, and the strange ways pain is invisible but still felt. Today, Words […]
Read moreThe Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) hosts a huge writing conference in a different location every year. AWP 2017 is […]
Read moreMy book launch party is this Friday, July 15, at Walls of Books in Washington, D.C. If you’re in the D.C. area, […]
Read moreFor the past year, I’ve been suffering from intense lower back pain that also causes numbness in my right foot. This pain […]
Read moreIf you’ve ever sat in a creative writing class, you’ve probably heard the old adage: “Write what you know.” While this may […]
Read moreThe #OwnYourOwn hashtag has taken off this week. It’s a space on Twitter to encourage and inspire marginalized writers. It’s a call to #OwnYourOwn voice, #OwnYourOwn dreams, #OwnYourOwn […]
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