2023 Writing Year in Review
It’s already February, but I still wanted to update here with my submission statistics of 2023. I was discussing this with the husband that so… Read More »2023 Writing Year in Review
It’s already February, but I still wanted to update here with my submission statistics of 2023. I was discussing this with the husband that so… Read More »2023 Writing Year in Review
I started drafting this post at the end of December 2021, and then all of a sudden, I realized that it’s already past February and… Read More »2021 Writing Year in Review
I am always touched when “\’in-glish\” finds a new audience. It’s still hard for me to believe that such a personal story has resonated with… Read More »Great Books Discussion Series for Educators – “\’in-glish\”
I just wanted to pop in with an update on the upcoming The Best of Brevity anthology. It’s available for pre-order. If you love creative… Read More »Update on The Best of Brevity
About 4 years ago, I wrote a very personal piece specifically for Brevity‘s special issue on race, racism, and racialization, which they liked enough to… Read More »The Best of Brevity Anthology
I have a theory that the older one gets, the smaller a fraction of their life a day is, and therefore, the shorter each succeeding… Read More »2018 has come and almost gone
As I said in my last post, life has risen up and engulfed me in its gaping maw. I’ve started a full-time job, along with… Read More »Life, or something like it
While it was accepted last year, I didn’t get to see my story “Brotherly Love” published until the end of January. It was written specifically… Read More »Published: Dialogual + The Digital Writers’ Festival
Whew! 2014 was a super-fun but crazy ride, especially the last few weeks of it. Lots of family responsibilities, holiday celebrations, and general gearing up… Read More »Happy New Years & Write1Sub1 Results
Since it’s almost 10 days into December, I thought I’d give you an update on how Nanowrimo went, as promised. October 31st always starts off… Read More »Update on Nanowrimo