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This was very very very recommended to me and I avoided it because I just knew it was going to gut me and hooray, I was right!!

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Nothing I’ve seen before or since has scared me like Large Marge in Pee Wee’s Big Adventure.

I had this doll. The earrings were indeed magic but what sticks with me even now is how phenomenal her hair felt.

I grew this little guy from a seed! It’s a “Johnny Jump Up” which is cute name for a cute flower. Apparently they’re very edible and you can candy them, but I’m just going to look at mine🥹

I was at Gen Con briefly this weekend, and there is really something magical about playing D&D with strangers. You can learn a lot about people when they’re pretending to be someone else.

It goes like this, the fourth, the fifth did you work on your synopsis?

Do people know that when I write the word “excellent” on its own I’m always saying it like Mr. Burns? Like every single time? Is there some punctuation that could indicate this?

Creative nonfiction people, is it normal to get 12 pages into an essay and think “wait, wtf is this about?”

Thrilled to have an essay listed as notable in Best American Essays 2022! This is the fourth notable essay from my @splitlippress collection Halfway From Home. Many thanks to New England Review J. M. Tyree 🎞️ Leslie Sainz and the rest of the team for first publishing this essay!

Tfw my 12 yo just ate two chocolate pretzels for breakfast after I nursed his baby-self for two years and made him homemade baby food out of only the freshest and most organic fruits and vegetables

I am SO EXCITED to share the cover of my debut book of poetry, CLOUD MISSIVES, forthcoming from Tin House in August 2024; designed by the brilliant Beth Steidel. 😍✨💙 ☁️💌 eeeeee!!!

Honored to have my The Ohio State University Press Quite Mad included by the brilliant Ilana Masad in this list for The Atlantic on books that might change how you think about mental illness!

One more time, if anyone is still out there!