One of the reasons I started a Substack in the first place was as a form of journaling-therapy for myself to reflect at lessons learned WITH HUMOR. I feel people underestimate the power of laughter and how the perception taking ourselves less seriously can shape a remarkable life.
Thank you for this great interview Carissa and Meg. I love that you were able to make all the people at your friends funeral laugh and know she would have loved that, it is a beautiful tribute.
She is fuuuunnnyyy!! Thanks for this great interview. She sounds like she'd be a very fun friend. Maybe you should interview her husband next?! He sounds great too. lol. What she says about her husband is very sweet. (and smart to lock him down PDQ! )
I'm feeling very legitimised with having what a friend with a more consistently PG rated vocabulary described as my 'colorful' descriptions...."I love swearing. The word fuck does wonderful things for me chemically so I deploy it often. I also like the word dick for its myriad applications".
1. I think I'd need to get through the "gridlock" before I could render a book from the experience. I imagine that's why I feel so comfortable writing books about teen angst. Been there, done that, right?? But it certainly wouldn't hurt to take notes while I'm stuck in traffic. They may prove useful later. 🙂
2. I've already recorded and edited my second episode! It will air on March 24th. And I'll be sending out hopeful invites for guests 3, 4, and 5 soon. 🎙️
When I do get around to writing another one, it will definitely involve some kind of werewolf-vampire-influencer-android-nymphomaniac-chess prodigy. Because that's the kind of juicy, relatable storytelling that makes writers famous! https://stockfiction.substack.com/p/to-days-two-win-the-stoopid
Thanks again for the opportunity to get silly on your Stack, CK. 💜
One of the reasons I started a Substack in the first place was as a form of journaling-therapy for myself to reflect at lessons learned WITH HUMOR. I feel people underestimate the power of laughter and how the perception taking ourselves less seriously can shape a remarkable life.
Thank you for this great interview Carissa and Meg. I love that you were able to make all the people at your friends funeral laugh and know she would have loved that, it is a beautiful tribute.
She is fuuuunnnyyy!! Thanks for this great interview. She sounds like she'd be a very fun friend. Maybe you should interview her husband next?! He sounds great too. lol. What she says about her husband is very sweet. (and smart to lock him down PDQ! )
The best kind of rapport "we’re not trying to top each other as much as meet at the precipice of hilarity where neither of us can breathe..."
How are we able to be interviewed? Asking for a demigoddess friend.
These interview are great! Thanks, Carrisa for exposing us to these FAF peeps. 💚
Really love the descriptor “spiky-sweet.” Thanks for this interview!
You’re funny and adorbs! 🥰
I'm feeling very legitimised with having what a friend with a more consistently PG rated vocabulary described as my 'colorful' descriptions...."I love swearing. The word fuck does wonderful things for me chemically so I deploy it often. I also like the word dick for its myriad applications".
Great Interview! Loved learning about this side of Meg.
Yay!
1. I think I'd need to get through the "gridlock" before I could render a book from the experience. I imagine that's why I feel so comfortable writing books about teen angst. Been there, done that, right?? But it certainly wouldn't hurt to take notes while I'm stuck in traffic. They may prove useful later. 🙂
2. I've already recorded and edited my second episode! It will air on March 24th. And I'll be sending out hopeful invites for guests 3, 4, and 5 soon. 🎙️
3. I'm not currently working on a new YA novel, mostly because I'm still trying to do something useful with the FOUR I've written already. 😂 https://stockfiction.substack.com/p/five-for-five
When I do get around to writing another one, it will definitely involve some kind of werewolf-vampire-influencer-android-nymphomaniac-chess prodigy. Because that's the kind of juicy, relatable storytelling that makes writers famous! https://stockfiction.substack.com/p/to-days-two-win-the-stoopid
Thanks again for the opportunity to get silly on your Stack, CK. 💜