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If you’ve been around my work for a while—website, Substack, or the scattered corners of social media—you’ve probably noticed I tend to build a lot of rooms. Books become essays, essays become poetry, and poetry becomes projects that grow faster than their original labels. Over time, those rooms start stacking into something less like a…
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No one hands you a map when you decide to become a writer. Most of us stumble into it carrying a half-finished manuscript, a thousand questions, and a growing suspicion that everyone else knows something we don’t. We spend years learning the craft, trying to understand publishing, navigating platforms, marketing, rejection, contracts, deadlines, and the…
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The poem “Human Nature” from the book Saint Woman was featured recently on a podcast called One Poem Only by Maggie Devers on 16th February 2026.
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As I shared on my socials last year, I’ve been shifting more intentionally into non-fiction—essays, articles, and work rooted in lived experience. Alongside that shift, my Substack has evolved into a portfolio space for this work, and a home for my podcast My Take On, where I speak plainly about current events, culture, and whatever…
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Go ahead and check it out here. Goodreads Page It is now live there. The first review is in and it’s a hit on Amazon.
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I’ve had the pleasure to do some non-digital art for a client. This specific client wanted to have artwork done by hand included as part of their book. I am sharing this picture I grabbed of me working on this for them. I’ve given out tips for writers over the years, but not many art…
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.:Amazon link:. Sleeve of Hearts is an anthology presented by Weird Wide Web, which showcases the work of 52 poets, each offering readers a piece of their hearts in these pages. This eclectic assortment of poetry has been called both “a hurricane of emotion” and “a chasm of the soul”, and it does not hold…
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New people have been following my work and joining my social media platforms, showing their support! So, I wanted to return some of my previous work for poetry fans.
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I wrote, in the past, why I decided to do Nanowrimo last year, but it also taught me things about myself. As time has passed, I have realized it taught me more that the initial realizations. For me, confirmations have always been the best for me to know I can do something or that I’ve…
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Author Lindy Spencer has several shirts up for purchase. The latest is the one in the image shared here. Links: Too Pretty For Prison Yes, I am the AUTHOR AuthorStalker
