OF NOTE
Of Note
ON GRIEF, LAUGHTER, AND GIVING OURSELVES GRACE – The Professional Book Nerds Podcast
THE GRIEVING PLACE – The Mary Sue
A DAUGHTER OF SUICIDE – Thought Catalog
“I am the happy product of a family that took weeklong vacations down the Cape [read: Cape Cod] every summer, placed importance on home-cooked meals, laughed at Thursday night sitcoms, and searched far and wide for the tallest Christmas tree every December.”
WHEN IT’S TIME TO TALK TO CHILDREN ABOUT ADDICTION – The Washington Post
A personal essay appearing in the On Parenting section of the newspaper on the practice of parenting with transparency.
THE HIT MAN – Bartleby Snopes Blog
When Bartleby Snopes Managing Editor Nathaniel Tower wrote an article on controversial things he sees in short story submissions, I wrote a flash fiction piece containing all of them.
THE VALUE OF UNDERSTUDIES – Dance Studio Life Magazine
“Teachers expose dancers with potential to material that they might not yet be ready to perform or compete. Primary dancers get a chance to not only “see” the dance for how it’s envisioned, but also practice consistent spatial awareness even when other primary dancers are absent. And all dancers learn a valuable lesson in pinch-hitting—being prepared for any situation that might arise.
AWARDS
First Place, Excellence in Young Adult Contemporary Literature– The Truth Between Death and Daffodils
Excellence in Teaching Award
2015 Nomination, Southern New Hampshire University
Alembic Award in Recognition of Literary Excellence
2007 Conferral, English Department at Providence Colleg