For the last forty days, I’ve had the enormous privilege of talking with people about my new novel: I’ve given author talks at libraries and

We’re past the halfway mark of the summer, and I can feel myself beginning to hold on too tightly. My anxiety rises as I wake

When my husband and I were first married we had a favorite breakfast place. We’d order the same thing to split every time: a hashbrown

My first novel comes out in the fall. Written for a middle-grade audience, it’s a novel in verse that grew from the seed of a

The first time you seesomething die, you won’t know it mightcome back… -Maggie Smith, First Fall It’s been a cloudy, cloudy month in these parts. 

Because January is a season for reflection and resolutions, my social media feeds have been filled with those setting reading goals or asking for book

I was lying in bed last Sunday, scrolling through Facebook, and debating whether to get up and start the day, when I came across a