Grief as a Permanent State, not a Phase
On resisting timelines and writing loss that endures, especially compared to visual media. Pop culture and media have changed us […]
Not Just for the Protagonist
On autonomy, resistance, and the refusal to serve the story. One of the quiet assumptions embedded in storytelling is that
On Writing Memory Instead of Plot
A look at how the novel follows emotional recollection rather than traditional narrative momentum. For a long time, I worried
What Fiction Lets Us Say Out Loud About Grief
On writing mourning without comfort clichés, closure, or neat emotional arcs. Grief has a public face, and it’s a liar.