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Odds are if you can name an X-men character, Claremont created them or had a hand in making them the character they are now.

When I’m working on a medical writing projects, I typically hand off my first drafts to an instructional editor (IE) who reviews the content

So this will be my final blog post of 2020, and I could write about how terrible the year was, but that seems sort of pointless?

A couple weeks ago I made a checklist so that every day I would do things like exercise, apply for new jobs...

Every December brings my toughest writing assignment of the year: the annual family Christmas song.

I’m 14 years into my career as a medical writer, with my own business and now this literary/arts magazine

I should probably get rid of my PlayStation.

I got my “big break” in freelance medical writing from a good friend.

My day usually begins with the sounds of two very energetic cats asking me to get them breakfast.

I heard an interview once with author Colson Whitehead, he of the enormous vocabulary and books like The Underground Railroad.

For a very long time, I did not identify myself as a writer. Writing was a hobby, something I did for fun or when I needed to vent.

I graduated from the University of Delaware in 2019, utterly unsure of what I would do now...

A favorite genre of mine when I was a kid was the fortunately/unfortunately story. You know the flow: