Did you know that Shepherd.com asked 1,383 authors for their 3 favorite reads in 2023 and that I was ONE of those 1,383 authors?! Head over to the Shepherd website to see why I chose the three authors/books that I did!
There are new reading recs by yours truly up today on The Shepherd! This list is for all you parents and grandparents and aunts and uncles and caregivers who need to have hard conversations with little ones about pets dying.
Photo by Jonathan Wiggs for The Boston Globe. I am over the moon to have Good Grief: On Loving Pets, Here and Hereafter featured in The Boston Globe: "In new book, local author explores loving and losing our beloved pets." Thank you
I am so honored to announce that I have been chosen to be the Roslindale Book Ambassador for September & October 2022!!! You can check out my list of recommended reading on Rozzie Bound Co-op's Bookshop.org page, and on Thursday
Today marks ONE MONTH that Good Grief: On Loving Pets, Here and Hereafter has been out in the world! I can't believe it has been a month. It both flew by and also felt like the longest month of my life. More below
The summer 2022 issue of Wellesley magazine is up online now, and your girl is all over it! I got to write a feature story profiling conductor Jeri Lynne Johnson ’93! I had my first ever photo credit with a shot
FUN FACT 1: In middle school, I had a book-themed party for my 13th birthday where we hung out at the Burlington, Massachusetts Barnes & Noble. FUN FACT 2: Today through 4/22 on the Barnes & Noble website you can
For the full interview, see it on Chicago Review of Books.Published on August 26, 2021. — If you know me, you know I am obsessed with Kira Jane Buxton's crow-narrated zombie apocalypse novel Hollow Kingdom, so of course I loved talking
For the full interview, see it on Full Stop.Published on June 9, 2021. — I first learned about Vince Granata’s memoir Everything Is Fine through my friend who is friends with one of Vince’s friends, and when I hopped on the phone with Vince, we
For the full interview, see it on Chicago Review of Books.Published on March 9, 2021. — I had the best time talking with Forsyth Harmon about her cats (living and dead), writing vs. drawing, 90s aesthetics, and her new illustrated novel Justine! The