A Persistent Drive for Autonomy
don't tell me what to do
The Long Climb
The Long Climb is about my life as a late-diagnosed neurodivergent woman, my ongoing recovery from trauma/burnout, and navigating my career as a writer and theater artist in an increasingly hostile world.
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WTF?
No, really, WTF.
The Unexpected Side Effects of a Year on a GLP-1
I expected to lose weight, but I didn't expect to gain freedom
Pushing the Pull Door
Like most 80’s babies, I grew up loving The Far Side, a famous comic strip by the brilliant Gary Larson.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
If you live in the United States, and you are a woman, you should assume that the men in this country hate women.
Dragon Queens
On women's rage, the power of art, and becoming a dragon
I Want to Be a Part of It
New York, New York
The Rejection of Spencer Pratt Made Me Hopeful, Dammit
The terror that Spencer Pratt could become the mayor of Los Angeles has been replaced with cautious optimism.
I'm Sorry, I'm Lost
When I was in fourth grade, I got lost at The Metropolitan Museum of Art — better known as “The Met” — for an entire afternoon.
We Are Not "Under Babied"
“Dr.” Mehmet Oz — best known for selling vitamins on daytime TV — declared the following this week: