Katherine Sharpe is a writer living in Brooklyn. Read more about her here.
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Dorky confession: Every time I think of something I will do when I finish writing this book, I add it to a ‘note’ I’ve got going on my iPhone. Most of the things I’ve missed this year are humble. I miss reading things that aren’t related to my topic. Oppressive lockdown from fiction! l miss [...]
I’m excited to have my first piece in Scientific American Mind. “Hyper One Day, Gone The Next: Changes in ADHD,” which touches on the work of scientists at Columbia studying the persistence of the ADHD phenotype from year to year in the same individuals, can be found in the March issue. The researchers studied a [...]
Happy December! We all have a month of office holiday parties, etc., to look forward to before starting to think about New Year’s, but in case you’re already eager to put 2010 to bed, I do have a little “How Did You Get That F&%*ing Awesome Job” interview with Lori Raimondo of the Times Square [...]
As some of you already know, I’m working on a book about antidepressants. Specifically, it’s about growing up on antidepressants—the intersection between antidepressants and young-person-ness. I’m looking for people who have taken antidepressants during their teens or twenties and are willing to share their stories. (Everyone who makes it into the book will be anonymous.) [...]
For the past year and several months, I’ve been working at ReadyMade, editing stories about DIY projects and cruising the internets in search of things that other people made. One of the projects that I liked enough to want to attempt myself someday was the black pipe furniture that Mike Perry and his office-mates built [...]
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