We asked 6,000 New Englanders: Is a college degree still worth the cost? - The Boston Globe
Emerson College Polling and the Globe Magazine partnered on a sweeping survey of adults around New England. Here’s what they had to say.
10th February 2024
Forget Me Never – Page Turner Magazine
Captain James Hook, edge still earning him more than a crown ever could. Out of all of his bastard children, Beatrice was the only one to bow and bide her time.
6th February 2024
Rejecting, Reclaiming, Revitalizing the Mary Sue Trope
When barred from male-dominated spaces of fandom for popular media such as Star Trek and Lord of the Rings, women writers developed their own space to publish fanfiction and spun-off stories, developing the power of the self-insert known as Mary Sue to finally put women as the heroic leads
6th February 2024
Able Bodies: Disability Romance Press
Explore my publishing entity proposal, where if had unlimited time and resources, I would establish Able Bodies — an independent romance press dedicated to illustrating love stories where all bodies, no matter ability, can see themselves in a happily ever after
6th February 2024
Publisher Profile: Virago Press
During the second wave of feminism in Europe, Virago Press emerged as a feminist publishing house that was also commercially successful, spitfire Carmen Callil leading the charge to prove women's literature belongs in canon and should not be forgotten
15th June 2023
Case Study: Emily Dickinson
I have always been a fan of Emily Dickinson, but it is critical to remember: her writing was published without her consent. Yet, the only way to know her is to look into her private life. See Emily's development as a poet, her personal correspondence, and question the matter of ownership now that she no longer has control of what she created.
15th June 2023
The Lady Detective: Detective Fiction Written by Women Starring Women
What would my dream anthology look like if I had full freedom to publish one? Peruse this what-if mockup of a whodunit idea, exploring some feminist historical context, creative book design, and the overall method to my madness.
3rd November 2022
Publisher Profile: The Feminist Press
Discover the history and development of the nonprofit Feminist Press, founded by the "mother of women's studies" Florence Howe and flourishing today as an opportunity for the underrepresented to share their words
29th April 2022
In Life and Death: Behind the Movement of the Modern Chinese Woman
Take a look at the modern Chinese woman, her rise to prominence in the 1920s, and the unfortunate lengths gone to for feminism to take root throughout Chinese history
14th December 2021
2024 Résumé
A new-and-improved look at my academic and professional career in publishing
10th December 2021
Harry Potter and Redefining Normal: Disability in the Magical World
Although I no longer support the author due to her transmisogyny, I was lucky enough to take a class on Harry Potter and its literary merits, tackling the underrepresentation of characters with disabilities and just how the magical world of Harry Potter treats those not even considered "normal" by wizarding standards
10th December 2021
"Where No Woman Had Swum Before": Queer Feminism in Kate Chopin's "The Awakening"
Spoiler alert: Kate Chopin's heroine commits suicide, but before her tragic demise, Edna Pontellier rebels against the stagnation of the 19th century by discovering her true self through the bonds of womanhood, so follow her awakening and see if you have one of your own
11th November 2021
"The Shield of Achilles" by W. H. Auden: Art as a Tool of War
We all know Achilles was hot for Patroclus, but did you know his fabled shield was as much of a representation of war as it was a declaration of art? Take a glance at the analysis of "The Shield of Achilles" to see how love blossomed into bloodshed
11th November 2021
A Woman's Nature: Ecofeminism in Carl Hiaasen's "Skinny Dip"
Plunge into this unconventional murder mystery and how our leading lady survives and is revived by the power of water and feminine identity, untangling where these two themes meet and discovering the newfound strengths behind ecofeminism (it sounds like it can't be pulled off, but it totally does!)
11th November 2020
The Anthology: Winthrop University's 2016 Literary Magazine
The full 2016 issue of "The Anthology," Winthrop University's Art and Literature Magazine, where I served as Prose Editor and contributed to its overall production
11th November 2020
The Anthology: Winthrop University's 2015 Literary Magazine
The full 2015 issue of "The Anthology," Winthrop University's Art and Literature Magazine, where I served as Prose Editor and contributed to its overall production
10th November 2020
Educational Applications of Sarah Dessen's "Dreamland" in Young Adult Fiction
A report on "Dreamland" by Sarah Dessen and its educational applications in studying Young Adult Fiction, including a book summary and review, literary analysis of the key themes, and recommendations for similar works
10th November 2020
The Individuation of Isabella in "Measure for Measure" by William Shakespeare
Take a psychological dive into William Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" and the character Isabella as she grapples for autonomy in a play dominated by men, utilizing Jungian analysis to really make your head spin (but in a fun way!)
10th November 2020
Profanity's Impact on Linguistic Development
A historical but NSFW study into how profanity has influenced linguistic development, from Old English sailing curses to modern day rebellion against censorship in the United States
10th November 2020
The Myth of the Irish Woman: Identity in Traditional and Modern Irish Folklore
Examining the myth of the Irish woman in historical Irish literature, from fanciful tales of folklore to grim depictions of Ireland's struggle for identity
10th November 2020
Nancy Drew and the Case of Literary Canonization
A reflection on Nancy Drew, the classic female detective of literature who also evades concrete literary canonization: Detective Fiction? Young Adult Fiction? Children's Fiction? All of the above?
10th November 2020
Female Identity and Romance in Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca"
A study of the nameless main character of Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca" and how she perceives her identity through the titular woman (definitely recommend viewing Hitchcock's film of the book as well!)
Instagram for Business
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10th November 2020
Pace Communications: Vogue at SXSW 2019
An article on how Instagram Stories helped Vogue sell more print and gain new followers at SXSW 2019, curated by Pace Communications for Instagram and Facebook distribution
Georgia Quick Start
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10th November 2020
Georgia Quick Start Newsletter Article: NIBCO
Covering the expansion of NIBCO's facility in Greensboro, GA, and how Georgia Quick Start provided customized training without interrupting operations
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