In which: Maggie gets a little weepy over their family but is ultimately just so, so ready.

In which: A slightly injured, mildly chagrined, and extremely happy Maggie shares their adventures and insights from a wild Pride weekend in New York.

In which: Maggie gets (understandably) far too excited about their first in-print anthology… and throws some (friendly) shade at Stephen King. ;-)

In which: Maggie keeps things simple for the night. <3

In which: Maggie announces their first publication, “Carrion Birds,” a new short story in the literary magazine Trace Fossils Review!

In which: Maggie mostly complains about being tired (what’s new, huh?) but also shares an epiphany about their main work-in-progress.

In which: Maggie finally stops vagueposting about the publishing industry and nerds out about planned site updates on the way.

In which: Maggie writing industry vagueposts into oblivion from the comfort of a king-sized bed in California.

In which: Maggie freaks out about getting into the University of Alaska, Fairbanks (and second-guesses whether that stock photo is actually a picture of Alaska).

In which: Maggie celebrates not actually winning anything and gets really giddy about their writing career. <3 <3 <3

In which: Maggie delights in the massive win of their first-ever hold notice from a real-life literary magazine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In which: Maggie discovers the word “Squirmle” and laughs for about ten hours.

In which: Maggie provides a quick breakdown of their 2024 goals while trying not to nod off at their computer.

In which: Maggie refuses to stop calling Fourth Wing “the horny dragon book.”

In which: Maggie tries to do math but is so tired they kind of ramble in about fifteen thousand different directions.

In which: Maggie’s journey never ends cuz they can’t shut up sometimes. (But it’s all good — this marathon is FUN!!!)

In which: Maggie kicks off the last marathon of this year-long project.

In which: Maggie talks about swords and nearly falls asleep at the keyboard.

In which: Maggie makes life make sense through AGGRESSIVE POSITIVITY.

In which: Maggie complains but is also kind of hopeful? #conundrums