My Current Favorite Food
Currently, my favorite food is actually a selection of cheeses that I was able to try at Rise No. 1 in Dallas, TX, but which quickly became a staple of Learn More
What I’ve Been Up To During the Pandemic
I’m a person that normally goes out several times a week (and would do so even more, if I had more energy after teaching and writing). In particular, I love Learn More
Imitation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven and John Milton’s Paradise Lost
One semester during my MFA, there were two scenes I was working on in my second novel Perish, and I was having difficulty focusing on ensuring description that was well Learn More
While Sorting Through a Deceased Person’s Possessions, What Is the Most Disturbing Thing You Found?
The fifth and last of my Quora answers that I’ll share for the time being was one of the most difficult to write. Though the situation happened a while ago, Learn More
What Is the Most Clever Thing You Have Seen Someone Do in an Emergency?
A fourth answer of mine that has garnered tens of thousands of views (43,500) on Quora had to do with some quick thinking on my mother’s part in concern with Learn More
Have You Ever Had the Eerie Sensation that Someone Was Following You, Only to Be Proven Right? What Happened?
Trailing slightly behind the question on Quora about whether, as a tourist, I had ever seen a disturbing sight in a foreign country, a third answer of mine with a Learn More
As a Tourist, Did You Ever See a Disturbing Sight in a Foreign Country?
Just like with my prior blog post, for this post I would like to share another Quora answer of mine that received quite a few views (48,300 to be exact). Learn More
Have You Ever Had a Bad Gut Feeling about Someone, and It Was Right?
I’ve currently been navigating and posting on Quora, where I have – to my surprise – had 1.2 million content views of my posts. The thing I like about the Learn More
Perish ARCs Have Arrived! 🥳 Woohoo!
The Five-Minute Audiobook Sample of PIVOT Was Just Released!
You can check out the audiobook sample, read by Emma Galvin, here!
