flashback friday

Instead of revisiting a specific piece from the past, today is more about revisiting the past in this new piece.

Aug 15 •

Until He Stepped Away

This was meant to be a Flashback Friday, but has accidentally ended up as a SlippedBy Saturday

Aug 9 •

Cognac [Narrated]

Before The Angel’s Share became a Maggie B.

Jul 18 •

The Angel’s Share [Narrated]

A Maggie B. Casefile

Jul 18 •

Sometimes, a piece you’ve written stays with you—not just because of what it captured, but because of what it still carries.

Jul 11 •

Just Once. Just Enough.

Every Friday, I revisit an old story, essay, or poem.

Jul 4 •

Still Open [Narrated]

Three years ago, I was still settling into my new life in St.

Jun 27 •

Flashback Friday: Going Underground

I’ve told this story before.

Jun 20 •

Flashback Friday: Recursive Text [Narrated]

From essay to poem to sonnet to self.

Jun 13 •

Flashback Friday: Everything Was White Until It Wasn’t [Narrated]

Before Holding On was a novel, it was a pattern: of gestures, silences, things people held onto because they didn’t know how to let go.

Jun 6 •

Flashback Friday: You Can Do Better Than That [Narrated]

Flashback Friday began as a way to revisit older work—not to tidy up the past, but to reexamine the stories that shaped me.

May 30 •

Flashback Friday: Held Up to the Light

Flashback Friday began as a way to revisit old essays or poems with a looser grip—sometimes to revise, sometimes to release.

May 23 •

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