Self-Doubt is a Writer’s Biggest Antagonist
Though I never would have admitted to this at the time, I was convinced there was something intrinsically unfixable with my writing that no amount of rewrites could solve.
People We Meet Once
Most of our lives are composed of small exchanges, so brief they barely register as events. I thought memory belonged to the people who stayed. To friends, lovers, classmates, names saved in contacts. But slowly, quietly, strangers began proving me wrong.
(Re)Tracing Paths
There is a whole world out there, one which is changing me every day, one which I am determined to change in return. I stand in the doorway, and I move through it.
Literary London: An English Major’s Guide
What initially led me here was my fascination, hedging on obsession, with English literature. Having long studied and loved the novels and poetry from across England’s history, I simply had to come here for myself and hopefully find inspiration the same way my favorite authors did.
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