Why I Broke All the Rules For Self-Publishing My First Book
I published a book in 2019. It's a memoir. Everything about it screams "cheaply self-published!" and I'm 100% fine with it.
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What Five Years in L.A. Have Taught Me
Things I couldn't have learned anywhere else.
Coming Soon: A New Look!
Redoing my site for 2020!
I Conquer My Fear of Abandonment by Confronting Ghosters
Being ghosted is something you can conquer. I share two stories about ghosting and what I did when it happened.
This Is What I Mean When I Say Writing Is My Job
"Because I want to keep *this* job, and I am figuratively my own boss in most circumstances, I also grant myself the grace that I wish previous employers would have: to believe in myself and trust that I will get the work done one way or another."
Stuff No One Tells You About Dying Pets: Guilt and Relief
Your pet will always depend on you, fully, and that’s honestly a source of the joy they bring to our lives. Someone who always needs you feels so good to care for. We never stop parenting them; they never leave the nest. Despite their aging and intelligence, dogs, in particular, develop about the same mental capacity as a four-year-old. They truly are always children.
If You Like My Writing, Don’t Tell Me—Tell Everyone Else
This is a piece curated by Medium editors. Because this is a PSA, a short read, and was already posted in full before it was…
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How Heartbreak Helped Me Recognize and Process My Internalized Biphobia
I first had an inkling I wasn’t straight when I was 11 or 12. I was fascinated with certain actresses in a different way than…
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My Dog Died But I’m Still Going to Try and Finish NaNoWriMo
Most people who read this and already know me know very well what I'm about to talk about: Czar died on the morning of November 5. And yet, I am going to push forward with my projects as a way to cope and find my new normal.
Stuff No One Tells You About Dying Pets: A Series
In September 2019, I wrote about my dog’s current state of health and how it was declining. During the first week of October, after a…
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