But I Always Stand Up
Meditations, contemplations, and all the language in the world.
Travel Bug
“Traveling — it leaves you speechless, then it turns you into a storyteller.” — Ibn Battuta
Spanglish Now
Or, How to Embrace Being a Latina Writer
Worldbuilding for Tea Drinkers
That magic system really pulled the room together, man.
On the Merits of Confusion
What are the complex emotions that go into reading?
Query Quest
What I’ve learned from a month of querying.
After the Readathon
I read Minor Detail a few days ago. Today, I have been hooked on the news of a genocide in Rafah.
Before the Readathon
The first readathon of 2024.
From Salamanca with Love
Write a new novel with me.
On the Poet Scientist
Curious, here behold my resurrection, after slumber.
Query Quest
Week one of my querying journey.
107,704: A Revelation
“Woman is condemned to be free.” Jean-Paul Sartre (and Savannah Rivas).
This Year’s Mammoth
What happens when one’s Pessoa obsession meets March reading plans?
Dream, Mood, Poem
A day made for rain, but without the rain.
Betting on Setting
All about what I write and where I write.
The End is Nigh (And That’s Great)
Join me as I finish my novel.
After the Readathon
On the troubles of reading slumps and the merits of good books.
Before the Readathon
My first readathon since the great loss.
Goodnight, Thesaurus
An update on my graduate school quest.
My Head is a War Zone and Other Lessons from Applying to Graduate School
Applying to graduate schools is an unexpectedly humbling experience.
