I am a native of Chicago (not the suburbs), and I am getting my degree in Journalism. My main goal is to become a writer at a magazine that speaks to women of all shapes, sizes, backgrounds, and the interesting lives they lead.
My main hobby is creative writing, which takes me away from the stresses of everyday life. I have a few short pieces of never-before-released pieces of short erotica that I intend to turn into an eBook under a pseudonym. I have a crime-drama non-erotica piece that's going to be published under my real name. My other hobbies include photography and traveling, which I took up when writer's block hit me hard.
I am the mother of a baby girl, born summer 2017
Interests Reading, writing short stories and poems, skating, taking pictures, being around my friends and family, and positive energy.
Favorite Books History, photography, writing tips, biographies, and more
Favorite Authors Zora Neale Hurston, Eric Jerome Dickey, Zane, J.D. Salinger, V.C. Andrews, and more
Favorite Movies Blazing Saddles, Waiting to Exhale, The Sound of Music, Trainspotting, and a whole lot more.
Favorite TV Shows How to Get Away With Murder, Empire, Power, Shameless and a lot more.
Favorite Music Anything but rap that demeans women.
Back when I was young and blissfully ignorant, I loved the leading up and the first week of school. I would get my birthday money from my great-aunt in Ohio for my birthday and used that to buy my school supplies. The smell of opening up a fresh pack of notebook paper and putting it in my binder is euphoric. Don't get me started on the book bags. The one I picked out had to fit my books and the occasional jacket. I was ex...
“Excuse me. Is the bar still open?” I look up from cleaning to see an older male with an overly patched burlap messenger bag that has seen better days. I motion for the man to sit down at a table that doesn’t have its chairs upturned. “The bar is closed for the night, but I can get you something. What would you like?” I asked. “A dirty martini,” he replied. “Extra gritty, double olives?” “It’s the only way I roll.” As I m...
The longer version of this can be found on my website. Link is in the profile.
I am a grown woman that writes in her diary, and I’m not ashamed of it.I was given a diary at the age of ten, not knowing the purpose of having one. I didn’t have a lot of things to talk about, only how annoying people in my immediate family are. Two years later, an assignment was given in class about journal writing, and I took to it immediately. During that summer, I bought a cheap spiral-bound notebook and began writin...