“No Man's Land: Unpacking One Woman's Worth on the Colorado Trail” is out 9/21/25 by Cabin Media | freelance writer, podcast contributor, thru-hiker | #binders
The PAPERBACK of No Man's Land releases 9/21! My memoir amplifies the voices of women, advocates for mental health, and supports the rebellious spirit of independent publishing. Watch for it to hit my Amazon Author's Page ON 9/21 (link below). Thank you! https://t.co/fqrcTUpgrI
At forty-five, I was raising two sons, engaged to be married, living the dream in Colorado. I was also suicidal and had no idea why. What did I have to be depressed about?
The question led me to hike the 500-mile Colorado Trail in search of answers. No Man's Land is out 9/21/25.
We're so excited to share an episode from our friends at the podcast Out There. This is a story about wildfires-- and the difficult process of finding a sense of peace when a natural disaster threatens everything you’ve built.
Listen: https://t.co/oSt6NhB8SD
Today is exactly three weeks after Mother’s Day, and three weeks before Father’s Day. I can’t help but think about how I was parented, a theme I’m wrestling with as I write my book. https://t.co/nv47OGaITi
I feel more like a bear than a human these days. Reclusive. Leery of humans. Today’s post shares how it’s been hard for me to re-enter society after the long, isolating hibernation of the pandemic, and the steps I'm taking to forge human connection again.
https://t.co/gmqw4BySlG
In this blog post, I share thoughts about @brandicarlile's memoir Broken Horses, and wrestle with the nagging question: Why am I such a slow writer? https://t.co/nYQpbKhe7W
Fun fact. I’m in a writing workshop, and a fellow classmate told me my cabin life was giving her inspiration for a new episode … on her HORROR podcast. #cabinlife#writerslife#ohthehorror
It’s been barely a week since the Marshall Fire in Boulder County. If you’re wondering how to help, consider making a donation to the Boulder County Wildfire Fund: https://t.co/N17FYobUSp
I never thought I'd celebrate my 50th birthday abandoning my cabin, and moving into my mom's basement, with a dog and two cats. I tell my story of last year's wildfire evacuation in today's episode of Out There Podcast (producer/host @WillowBelden). https://t.co/mASuEqKJIs
@NWSBoulder It doesn’t help. Weather alert radios don’t work in our part of the Upper Poudre Canyon, so we rely heavily on your forecasts … on social, your website and apps … to prepare for possible evac from flash flooding. This post was too little, too late, AFTER the storm passed by.