A Literary Lifestyle
If you're on the same side of TikTok as me, you've probably heard about Wordle. It's so popular that Google created a custom Wordle logo that shows up when you search for the game. The rules of Wordle are simple: guess what the five-letter word of the day is using hints that the game provides.…
What is it about this wonderful, massive, intimidating world that attracts us so? Why aren’t we content with a little settlement somewhere in the mountains with a running spring of water and a dog to warm our feet? Come to think of it, that actually sounds pretty nice. But that’s not enough for me. And…
How can a person know everything at 18 and nothing at 22? Taylor Swift, per usual, says it best. On the eve of my 23rd birthday, this line from “Nothing New (Taylor’s Version)” sticks with me because I indeed knew everything at 18. Now that I’m about to be 23, I feel like I know…
No trip to the coast is complete without a good vacation book. I’m heading down to Florida this week and can’t wait to soak up some sun and dive into some stories. Here’s my Florida beach vacation reading list: Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid I finally got my hands on bookstagram’s summer darling! TJR…
Every month, I send out my monthly wrap-up newsletter, which ties together all of my favorite posts, products, and more from that month. My favorite section to write for the newsletter is the “required” reading: a list of articles that I read and loved that month. The "required" reading is a guide to what to…
If you and your girl gang are heading Southwest, I can’t recommend this itinerary enough! My college friends and I celebrated our graduation with a six-day trip to Palm Springs and Las Vegas and it was the absolute perfect location. Here’s what we did, ate, and loved: DAY 1: get settled We started in Palm…
Continue reading ➞ Palm Springs and Las Vegas road trip diary 🏜
Ever since I started healing my relationship with rejection, I’ve been keeping track of how many times I get rejected. Whether it’s an ARC on NetGalley, an internship, or a freelance project, it’s important to me that I keep stats on what opportunities didn’t come my way. I think of this practice as data collection. …
It’s Black History Month and I’m excited to share a list of content and creators that I’ve found inspirational, educational, and celebratory. I’ll continue to update this page throughout Black History Month, so comment your favorite resources and I’m happy to add them to the list! Articles Incredible Black Canadian women you need to know…
I’ve recently found a love for long-form social media like blogging and content websites. I love sitting down and doing a little bit of catching up and centering on what’s happening in the world before I start my work for the day. But here’s the thing: I rarely read the news. Whenever I watch or…
Continue reading ➞ 7 blogs and websites to read in the morning
Rejection is easily the hardest part of being a writer and content creator. Writing and creating are such personal acts and hearing “no” can be soul-crushing. But here’s the thing about rejection: it can also be your best friend. Once I got serious about wanting to turn writing into a career, I realized that I…
Continue reading ➞ How I healed my relationship with rejection
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