I’m So Nervous About Dwayne
I’m nervous about launching my novella, partly because it’s an exploration of my own isolation during the pandemic. SUPER FUN. … Continue readingI’m So Nervous About Dwayne
The End of Dwayne…Is Just the Beginning
I finished reading my novella, “Dwayne,” on the internet! But the story of this 15-ton rock is just getting started… … Continue readingThe End of Dwayne…Is Just the Beginning
The Last Links of 2021 (plus a story)!
As we bid farewell to the marathon that’s been 2021, here are some fun links and a story written and ready by yours truly! … Continue readingThe Last Links of 2021 (plus a story)!
Now That You Told Me How…I’m Going to Read to You!
Here’s where, when, how, and WHAT I’m going to read to you! The live reading series starts next Tuesday evening on Twitch. … Continue readingNow That You Told Me How…I’m Going to Read to You!
I Want to Read to You! + Links!
I want to read to you! Help me figure out how…and enjoy some links from around the secks-y web! … Continue readingI Want to Read to You! + Links!
Becoming What High School Me Wanted to See in the World
An essay I wrote in high school is exactly why I’m publishing the BECOMING anthology today—it’s all about bringing people together. … Continue readingBecoming What High School Me Wanted to See in the World
Six Years in Montana!?
It’s been six years since I left New York for Missoula, Montana. It’s been wild, but I’ve published 18 things with Oneshi Press in that time. … Continue readingSix Years in Montana!?
I Made (& Curated & Edited) a Thing!
The Best Anthology I Ever Anthologied. I’d like to ask you to take a moment and stare at the image to the left. Are you staring at it? Isn’t it
September’s Last Links
This month’s links round-up includes tips on hiring SWers, the ongoing online content wars, why my favorite kind of feminism failed, & more! … Continue readingSeptember’s Last Links
The Crayon Story
When I was 8, I wrote the epic journey of one crayon as she journeyed away from the box she grew up in. Here’s what I remember. … Continue readingThe Crayon Story