Conversation with the Author N.D. Byma
I’ve never written a children’s book myself, but I’ve read enough to see the difference between the ones I reach
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Megan Wallin is a young writer with a background in the social sciences and an interest in seeking the extraordinary in the mundane. A Seattle native, she finds complaining about the constant drizzle and overabundance of Starbucks coffee therapeutic. With varied work experiences as a residential counselor, preprimary educator, musician, writing tutor and college newspaper reporter/editor, Megan is thrilled to offer a unique perspective through writing, research and open dialogue.
Author: Megan Wallin
Christmas in 90s Montana
Top photo by Tim Forkes I remember many of my childhood Christmases being snow-covered, Kinkade-looking holidays, because we weren’t at
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Michael Trimble is Cycling For Oregon’s Votes
Michael Trimble courtesy of the Trimble4Gov Facebook page The first thing someone might notice about Michael Trimble, one of Oregon’s
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Halloween Plans? Which is your choice?
Top illustration by Tim Forkes In the United States, there are five (unspoken) varying brands of Halloween, celebrated by distinctly
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Supporting Nuclear Energy
Top illustration by Tim Forkes Utter the word “nuclear” in a discussion about the environmental impact of alternative power sources,
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Amazon Rainforest Could Be Gone in 30 Years
Amazon Rainforest illustration by Tim Forkes The Amazon Rainforest has been under threat for years, despite its indisputable ecological value
Read moreSeparations: The ACE out in the open
The word “separation” conjures up many emotions, often simultaneously, but rarely are they positive. It usually invokes some sense of
Read moreSmoke signals: A response in the wake of Harvey Weinstein
Sexual assault is not something that should be a hot topic. It shouldn’t be trending, but the truth has reared
Read morePresident Trump: What’s in your wallet?
At $40 a pop, Trump’s election headgear is a strange thing for the president himself to endorse now that he’s
Read morePatriots, thou shalt not be bigots
Hatred at its finest The good news? For once, our president seemed to be too busy to tweet in a
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