curated from a simple prompt in a creative writing class: begin your story with the phrase “a single blade of grass.”

written quickly in the notes app on my phone while taking off from Seattle in the early hours of the morning listening to classical music. more of a fun, throwaway piece that found itself unable to disappear in the mountains of works-in-progress.

extracted from my own perspective of sexual assault and the journey to healing.

a short story experimenting with the use of second person.

inspired by a prompt asking for a creative non-fiction piece relating to a specific paint sample color.

if you could write an essay about any topic in the world, what would it be about? how would it begin? where would the climax peak to, where would the falling action and conflict reside? what details are there to be focused on? all things to question when writing the greatest essay ever.

a prompt to take a work of art and weave a story through its motivation.

assigned to create two different characters that impact one another.