Without Words
This excerpt from my memoir first published in Outside In Literary and Travel Magazine. ~ Kneeling between the leaders at the front of the lines, I
True Story
This essay first published in The Write Life, the Wilkes University Creative Writing program blog. ~ As I settle into somewhat of a writing comfort
Privileged Perspective in Memoir: Building the Bridge of Trust by Trusting the Reader
This craft essay about techniques authors of memoir use to build credibility and elicit trust first appeared in the Writer's Chronicle. Below is the f
Problem solving pioneers plot library of the future
A version of this article first published in Penn State's IT Stream Magazine ~ ePub and PDF versions are also available >> For centuries,
Sled Team
A version of this excerpt from MUSH first published in Oh Comely ~ I declared a red alert for puppy arrival to all my colleagues and supervisor
Chicken Divan
This short story first published in Fire & Knives ~ My brother came screaming into this world like the womb he was living in had burst into fla
Q&A: Celiac Disease and the Workplace
This Q&A was conducted by Jamie Oberdick for the Penn State ITS Climate and Diversity Team Blog when I worked as a marketing and communications sp
Celiac disease remains tough to diagnose
Tara Caimi, For the Centre Daily Times ~ Tara Streno saw her family doctor once a month for about a year, and John Askey received aggressive treatm
Penn State project aims to revitalize PA’s honey bee colonies one queen at a time
by Tara Caimi and Julie Eble •• With drones for breeding, workers for gathering food, and a queen for reproducing, traditional honey bee col
“Mush”
(Title essay from my memoir, originally published in The MacGuffin) Four months after moving in to the run-down mobile home, I still hadn’t g
Tara Caimi is an independent writer and editor with a B.A. in journalism and an M.F.A. in creative writing. Her essays, stories, and articles have appeared in journals and magazines including the Writer\'s Chronicle, The MacGuffin, Fire & Knives, and Oh Comely magazine.
