"What do you want to do, write for MAD Magazine?" my dad asked. Concern on his brow. Disapproval in his tone. "Why can't you write about something else?" I shrugged. I thought it was funny. My fifth grade teacher, however,... Continue Reading →
The time has come for me to retire my first blog, Dysfunction Diaries. It's a bittersweet decision for me. I started that site about eight years ago. It was vulgar, irreverent, and usually hilarious. It's where my writing career began-... Continue Reading →