It's strange to have moments of gratitude for something that’s slowly ruining a person you love.
Year in Review
The things we hope for in life—stability, moments of unexpected joy and recognition, the creation of a kind of legacy—are the same things many of us look for in what we read, and in what we write.
Islamic terrorism hasn’t occurred in a vacuum. If people wanted to hear from Muslims, they could have asked us a long time ago.
The homogeneity in a week’s worth of Midwestern skies is rivalled only in the unspooling of a single day.
Why do something if you're just going to cry about it?
Cities change, and the way that writers write about them changes as well. A place's past can act as a kind of call to arms, or it can become the backdrop for a different kind of story.
I wouldn't be depressed so long as I had this insurmountable mission in front of me.
Why, in the face of an unquantifiable disaster, are we talking about numbers at all?
The month that Blue Jays pitchers and catchers reported to spring training marked the first anniversary of my husband and I trying to have a baby.
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