This street sign, just a few blocks away from where I’m writing today, pinpoints my location better than any GPS tracker. The past three years
Writing today is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle when all the pieces are white. And let me tell you, they are not pre-sorted as
#1. It’s really your shoulder While the distal end of the humerus is your elbow, aka your “funny bone,” the proximal end is, in layman’s
“Salvation explores the tragic mistakes—well-intentioned in some instances, cruelly selfish in others—made by desperate people. But this is not a dark book. There is great
MAYBE because I read everything sports columnist Jason Gay writes, or maybe it’s seeing Cam Newton back in a Panther’s jersey, but for whatever reason,
A conversation with Jaki Shelton Green, NC Poet Laureate, Abigail DeWitt, Avery Caswell, and Earthell Latta. “As Earthell says, the book is really a story
Meet my friend Earthell Latta. When she first approached me at the Davidson-Cornelius Day Care seventeen years ago and asked me to write her story,
Had I doubted Co-Star’s warning that Chaos would be my fish sign’s dominant mode in 2021, March made me a believer. The month blew in
It’s all Amelia’s fault. When my wickedly witty mentee told me about Dude Wipes, flushable wipes for on-the-go “shituations” packaged in manly shades of charcoal
Mid-May, after a week of torrential downpours, it rained inside my house. Our 12-year-old washer flooded the kitchen, not once but twice; the second time
The term 20/20 used to mean perfect vision, as in no spectacles required. The year 2020 has been nothing but a spectacle. I’m not talking