Protecting My Creative Energy No Matter What
Being my creative energy's mama bear sometimes means writing a little CSS.
Being my creative energy's mama bear sometimes means writing a little CSS.
Creative work is always a dance between form and void.
A surprisingly practical guide, because everyone deserves a personal website.
Comments on a Zen koan from the Book of Serenity (Case 4: The World Honored One Points to the Ground) and how it spoke to me about creative audacity.
Another mini-zine inspired by Kening Zhu's Sharing Space Camp class. This one looks at calibration of clinical tests to explore how we might calibrate our sharing choices.
Another mini-zine inspired by Kening Zhu's Sharing Space Camp class!
Many people say that writers can make more money elsewhere, or even that Substack is actually bad at paid newsletters. But I'll leave that aside because I'm actually concerned about something else. The Substack writers no one talks to for this kind of article.
A little zine I made about my previous experiences sharing my work on Substack, for Kening Zhu's Sharing Space Camp class.
I spoke with Sammi LaBue of Fledgling Writers Workshop about self-publishing, embodied writing, metaphors, and so much more.
It's hard to decide what to put up on this site and what to leave aside. I wish I'd just had one site for the past decade, and everything would be there, whether I liked it or not. I didn't move all of my