About Me
Bit about HBR
My writing roots
My writing roots
Cincinnati native, with other roots planted along the way, I am a fortunate and receptive traveler choosing global & local engagement. Serving nonprofits in the arts, history & education, I seek to build bridges within my community.
Family ringleader, writer, student of life, I am happily joined to Cincinnati entrepreneur Damon Ragusa
Cincinnati native, with other roots planted along the way, I am a fortunate and receptive traveler choosing global & local engagement. Serving nonprofits in the arts, history & education, I seek to build bridges within my community.
Family ringleader, writer, student of life, I am happily joined to Cincinnati entrepreneur Damon Ragusa and the proud mother of two wonderful creatives. We love calling OTR our home.
My writing roots
My writing roots
My writing roots
An overactive imagination eagerly
absorbed books as a child while journaling poured loose thoughts onto pages for later reflection. I find that vulnerability writes the truest words.
I write poetry, essays, blogs, Op-Eds, a novel, and most recently completed my
hybrid true crime/memoir.
Words reveal where we lay dormant
creatively and so I continue to write...
One word in front of the other.
Navigator
My writing roots
Navigator
Gaining perspective and tools are paramount to navigating life. Adding authors and others into the conversation can save miles of weariness.
Worlds of possibility revolve in words.
Experience and exposure create wider views.
This life isn't meant to be walked alone.
Connect, find support, read, relate, ask yourself who you want to be t
Gaining perspective and tools are paramount to navigating life. Adding authors and others into the conversation can save miles of weariness.
Worlds of possibility revolve in words.
Experience and exposure create wider views.
This life isn't meant to be walked alone.
Connect, find support, read, relate, ask yourself who you want to be tomorrow.
I'm working for a more dignified, just, less combative world, walking this hard road hand in hand with my fellow travelers.