Academic Essays
Creative Writing
Extracurricular Work
These are a few of my favorite fictional pieces I wrote for class. Click on the icon to be directed to a PDF.
Some of my favorite pieces from my college years are ones I didn't have to write for class. Go figure.
I wrote for The Black Sheep, an online magazine which provides a humouros slant on college news from June-December 2013. Needless to say, it was a blast.
Click The Black Sheep banner to be directed to my complete portfolio, and be sure to check out "Michigan Townies vs. Students" - my first (and only) viral article.
I wrote this short story for English 223, a creative writing class, fall 2013. A young girl's take on growing up, the story is full young nemeses, broken noses, moments of mercy, and schoolyard cruelty.
I wrote for the University of Michigan chapter of Spoon University, a website which delievers food-related content to a college audience, from September - December 2013. Click the banner to be directed to my complete portfolio.
Tip: check out my pieces for "Food For Thought"; they're my favorites.
I contributed a piece called "I'm A Bad, Bad Girl" to the November/December issue of What the F, U of M's kickass feminist magazine. The story chronicles one of my own sexual misadventures, and is therefore not intended for immature or senstive audiences. Or my mother.
Click the banner to check out the kinky piece (and its even kinkier artwork) in its entirety.
I wrote this personal narrative for Writing 300 (Seminar in Peer Tutoring). It chronicles the thought process I go through when thinking deciding whether or not to post a status on Facebook. Shenanigans ensue!
Another piece from English 223, this is a 10-minute play about a young woman forging an unexpected friendship with her sleazy older boss.
One of the perks of being an English major is writing a lot of essays. I've included links to PDFs of a few of my favorites below.