A monthly book review of the novel ”My Dark Vanessa” by first time novelist Kate Elizabeth Russell.
Book Review: “My Dark Vanessa” by Kate Elizabeth Russell
A new hobby during trying times
I share a new creative hobby that’s helping me write and create in this monthly writing update.
Reflections on COVID-19 from someone who overcame personal tragedy
Reflections on the global pandemic of COVID-19 from my perspective as a survivor of trauma (in my case, a severe Traumatic Brain Injury/TBI).
Top Five Tips to Keep Pop Culture Special During a Quarantine
My Top 5 tips on how to keep pop culture special during times when you’re perhaps consuming more than you typically would (e.g. a quarantine and global pandemic).
Book Review: Daisy Jones and The Six
A book review of the novel “Daisy Jones and The Six.”
Brain Injury Month: A pop culture recommendation and an original short story written by me
With this untraditional blog post, I’m giving you an original short story AND a bevy of pop culture recommendations.
Brain Injury Month: Monthly Writing Update
A monthly writing update about my commitment to the new NaNoWriMo event #StayHomeWriMo.
Brain Injury: A Reflection on the Years Post Injury by a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Survivor
An essay reflecting on my years as a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) survivor.
Brain Injury Month: “The Flash” and Brain Injury
In this pop culture post, I discuss how my favorite currently airing TV show, “The Flash,” uses brain injury in its plots and as a part of its character development. This is my second blog post inspired by Brain Injury Awareness Month (March).
