“Making Pinatas and Making Time” – Black Fox Literary Magazine Blog (December 2016)
“10 Words to Trim from Your Writing” – Beyond Your Blog (June 2016)
“7 Things Meditation Has Taught Me About Writing” – Albert Flynn DeSilver (March 2016)
“Mistakes Writers Make When Submitting to Literary Magazines” – originally for Carve Magazine and reposted on Aerogramme Writers’ Studio (Winter 2016)
Regular monthly blogger for Carve Magazine, May 2014 – Jun 2015
“Story Birth Announcements” — for Burlesque Press, Dec. 2014
AWP 2014: Shopping at the Bookfair for Brevity Magazine, March 2014
BOOK REVIEWS, INTERVIEWS, ESSAYS & ETC.:
Interview with Margo Orland Littell for Compose Journal for Compose Journal (Spring 2017)
Interview with Sonja Livingston for Compose Journal (Fall 2015)
Book Review: A Fable for Today: A Review of Beauty of the Broken by Tawni Waters
Book Review: No Masterpiece, but Still I Learned a Lot: A Review of Donna Tartt’s The Goldfinch
Book Review: A Book and a Boy that Defy Categorization: A Review of Abigail Tarttelin’s Golden Boy
Book Review: Spellbinding Stories: A Review of Witches, Stitches & Bitches
Book Review: A Fun House of Horrors: A Review of Night Film by Marisha Pessl
Book Review: Bizarre & Darkly Beautiful: A Review of Karen Russell’s Vampires in the Lemon Grove
Book Review: Her Fact is Better Than Her Fiction: A Review of The Silver Star by Jeannette Walls
Book Review: A Beautiful Experiment: A Review of Kate Atkinson’s Life After Life
Book Review: Misfits in The Death of Bees, or, Why This Book is Better Than the Best TV Show (by Lisa O’Donnell)
Book Review: Belief Isn’t Black or White: A Review of Lauren Grodstein’s The Explanation for Everything
Book Review: Sleep No More at The Night Circus (by Erin Morgenstern)
Book Review: How to Raise a Nice Sociopath, or, We Need to Talk About We Need to Talk About Kevin (by Lionel Shriver)
Book Review: Necromancing the Review: A Review of Necromancing the Stone by Lish McBride
Which is the Better Activity: Writing a Novel or Riding a Unicorn?
A Glimmer or a Guy: Thoughts on Writing and Romance
An Exploratory Treatise on the Mustache That Is Fake
