Feature news story, "Outside Lands Generates Millions for SF," published in the October, 2019 print version of the Sunset Beacon. https://sfrichmondreview.com/2019/10/05/outside-lands-generates-millions-for-city-gg-park/
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Latent Lollygagger: Runaway Train
Above all, I was sad for the woman who finds it hard to have compassion for herself and truly believe that she doesn’t need to be fixed.
Feature Story: Sunset Beacon
Feature story, "The Wild West of San Francisco," published online for the Sunset Beacon newspaper, 08/10/2019, and in the September 2019 print version. https://sfrichmondreview.com/2019/08/10/the-wild-west-of-san-francisco-a-look-at-the-outer-noriega-neighborhood/
Thoughts I Have During a Science Talk
Originally published on Medium Why don’t talks start with the punchline? Or at least, with what is the problem? In lay terms, really, even if your audience is all scientists. I want to know why I should care before devoting attention span. Also, brag a bit. Your findings are the first time this has been… Continue reading Thoughts I Have During a Science Talk
Tuesday Morning Coffee: Anatomy of Success
Equating fear with progress instead of with THERE'S A TIGER RUNNNNNN!
Tuesday Morning Coffee: Much Ado about Noveling
I don't know who's more excited: me now or me as a fifth grader.
Tuesday Morning Coffee: Writer’s Block
Is this what writer’s block is—not feeling stuck but feeling tapped out?
Writing Blind: Diary of a Newbie Writer
Episode 3: Goals It’s taken me a month to write about the fact that, in July, I participated in the NaNoWriMo Camp. Background: National Novel Writing Month is a challenge to, not surprisingly, write a novel (approximately 50,000 words) in the month of November. I’ve never had the time or motivation to commit on quite… Continue reading Writing Blind: Diary of a Newbie Writer
Writing Blind: Diary of a Newbie Writer
Episode 2: What’s in a Name? In those awkward, small-talk conversations I hate so well, when someone asks me what I do in my spare time, the top thing off my tongue is “I’m a runner.” There are a few responses to this: I hate running, I only run if someone’s chasing me (var: I… Continue reading Writing Blind: Diary of a Newbie Writer
Writing Blind: Diary of a Newbie Writer
It's not advice, it's solidarity.
Bank of Erin 