Nonfiction

Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Was Kawhi The Raptors Saving Grace or Just Their ‘Secret Stuff’?

The underrated Toronto Raptors had a 58-24 record during the 2018-2019 season and won the chip. They’re currently on track with a similar record. Did they have it in them the entire time?

Feb 6, 2020
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Thanksgiving

You know it’s almost Thanksgiving when I open my desk drawer and blow the dust off my recipe file. My kids are grown, it’s just Michael and me, and who needs to cook for two. But this year, like every year, the whole extended family will congregate in my home, a gaggle of sons and […]

Nov 27, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
The Black Tax

“No Journey is too great when one finds what he seeks.”

Oct 22, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Thanks for the Ride

Strangers tend to divulge their stories to me. I started to notice this trend particularly when I rode the bus to college. During my twenty minute ride to the university, amidst the traffic on Hempstead Turnpike, fellow riders would open up to me about their life. Insecurities and all. And even now, I find that […]

Sep 26, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Rice Bullies

“Similar to the way people giving up sugar, and cutting back on calories, drink gin or vodka and tonics.”

Aug 25, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Diving Under

This is the doorway into revelation, into self healing.

Aug 15, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Strength

Somehow losing myself, fighting for solid ground against wells of grief and tears, forgetting my name, being caged and medicated, allowed me to find reality.

Aug 9, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Heritage

I should know better than to say this, but Paris is France to me. I can almost hear condemnation ringing throughout the French countryside. Well, I am American, and the city of Paris is the city introducing me to France because we live in a world where celebrity dominates, and Paris is a celebrity is […]

Aug 7, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
A Brazilian in Antarctica

When James Brown offered me the job at the South Pole Research Station he told me about three things that I would find there: 1. The world’s greatest boss 2. A great love 3. The SKUA shack. The SKUA shack breaks up the ten to twenty-minute walk (depending on the wind strength and chill) from […]

Jun 27, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Trial by the Bay

Witnesses in the Valley, a City in Between

Jun 3, 2019