So Heavy a Weight:
Creative Writers on Women’s Reproductive Health

I plowed through The Queen’s Gambit this week, the Netflix show that tells the fictional story of Beth Harmon, an orphan with a gift for...

My last drink was three years ago today, on the patio at BookBar, in Denver. I was with friends and a mentor from grad school, who was in...

It took a while, but I finally found my social-distancing groove. I created a structure for my days and a toolbox of things that help...

I keep coming across the idea with friends and in my social media circle that as writers and artists, or introverts even, we’ve been...

If you subscribe to this blog you may have noticed I’ve been posting more lately. A friend and I committed to doing so, and so far, we’ve...

At my cousin’s wedding reception a couple of summers ago, my then nine-year-old niece picked up my wrap and asked me what it was for. I...

I saw the movie “Yesterday” this past weekend, about Jack Malik, a struggling musician, who after an accident, learns that he is the only...

It’s been more than a year a half since I completed my MFA in creative writing. It’s been on my mind lately because my program—the...

I keep seeing this picture in the wake of the passage of the new draconian abortion laws. I stole it from Vox, but it’s properly...

Dear Jefferson County public library, I think what you mean is “Celebrate Mothers.” Best, Child-free women literally everywhere