ROBYN WHO?
When I was a kid, I wore different colored socks and studied German because everyone else at school was studying Spanish. As an adult, I'm drawn to asking "Why?" which will help you remember that my name is spelled with one.
I think of myself as an intellectual tinkerer. I tend toward the peculiar, the unspoken. My style in writing and in life is full of curiosity and a distinct lack of bullshit. I especially love stories with an educational or scientific bent—all the better if both are involved. The darker sides of life also attract my interest, as you probably noticed in my portfolio.
Additionally, I'm an honorary Pittsburgher (it'll never be legit since I'm not a sports fan), a native Minnesotan (the lakes! I miss the lakes!), a cat and dog adorer (two rescued ginger kitties and a lab mix rule our house), and addicted to parentheses. My husband, Clint, is also a writer (proposals by day, plays and everything else by night), which means we have an awful lot of conversations about stories and rhetoric. I wouldn't have it any other way.
I think of myself as an intellectual tinkerer. I tend toward the peculiar, the unspoken. My style in writing and in life is full of curiosity and a distinct lack of bullshit. I especially love stories with an educational or scientific bent—all the better if both are involved. The darker sides of life also attract my interest, as you probably noticed in my portfolio.
Additionally, I'm an honorary Pittsburgher (it'll never be legit since I'm not a sports fan), a native Minnesotan (the lakes! I miss the lakes!), a cat and dog adorer (two rescued ginger kitties and a lab mix rule our house), and addicted to parentheses. My husband, Clint, is also a writer (proposals by day, plays and everything else by night), which means we have an awful lot of conversations about stories and rhetoric. I wouldn't have it any other way.