How's writing my memoir going, you ask? Well, I can sum everything up in one word: Oofa! It's a lot of cringe mixed with proper punctuation.

Whilst waiting for my bagel with lox spread at the local bagel joint, I let my brain know we needed to talk.

Ongoing chaos does one of two things to writers. Either it provides a plethora of ideas or they jump into the rabbit hole.

There's no such thing as writer's block. Now, let's move to the next subject: Publisher's Clearing House is a front for the Illuminati.

It's the waiting that gets to you. Waiting for job applications, LOIs, and unemployment payments.

Thank you, Elmo. You furry, first-person speaking, three-year-old you. He blew up the internet by asking how we were doing.

My memoir "Faith and Slipper Socks" is about mental illness, late-stage diagnosis of bipolar disorder and time in a mental treatment center.

To help you through the transition between one job and another, when money may not be coming in, here are 5 things to do.

Like the title song to the "M*A*S*H" movie says, "Suicide is painless." On the contrary, it's painful for so many.

Humor is returning to my writing, whether you want it to or not. After all, we need to laugh at something once in a while.