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It was a drizzly September morning a year ago, on the autumnal equinox. I was taking my morning walk along a nearby walking trail and absorbing the sights and sounds and smells of nature around me …

Editor’s Notes From Inside the Pages of Bad Intentions

‘As soon as I decided to just be exactly me, and stop playing other people’s games, this whole sea parted.’

A 500-word micro-essay published in Pittsburgh Review of Books

If I hadn’t been so hellbent on learning how to play the intro to “Stairway to Heaven,” I would have grabbed my first secondhand guitar by the neck and

Evocative meditations on life viewed through the lens of athletics: futility, desperation, heartbreak, and–most importantly–hope

‘… in advertising I was a strategist, and I think I bring a strategist’s approach to writing.’

Expounding on advice from Sue Monk Kidd’s craft book/memoir ‘Writing Creativity and Soul’

‘I’ve spent most of my life writing stories in memo pads, notebooks, and endless Word docs.’

Get to know Andrew Careaga

Get to know Andrew Careaga

How to Fish                                                                              by Andrew Careaga   Author's Note: I would describe "How to Fish" as...

Take note: it’s complicated

‘Community has always been a thing for me, and I saw a chance to give back to some of the writers I admired.’

YouTube video by David Epstein

‘The single most valuable asset you possess is your own unique view and your unrepeatable experience’

‘I hold these truths to be self-evident…’

‘I’m interested in what happens when people find themselves at a crossroads and have to make difficult choices’

A story that feels inspired by "Mr. Bad Example" if it had been written by Raymond Chandler.

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‘One of my goals, when writing, is to bring music to the page.’

It was that earthquake in China that started it all. Eight-point-something on the Richter Scale, thousands killed, entire villages destroyed. Mudslides, aftershocks. The whole bit.That earthquake’s…

Where’s number six, the funeral director asks the young men before him. They shrug in unison. He’s always running late, one says. [...]

by Andrew Careaga “OVER 400 GUNS IN STOCK” says the sign outside my town’s only pawn shop. I go there sometimes, whenever I’m in the mood to browse and perhaps purchase a gently used fascist-killer....

‘I wanted to build a space that balanced curation with inclusion.’

‘I just want to keep doing, and creating, and moving forward. I’m also never really satisfied.’