About Annie Scholl
Annie Scholl is a writer, photographer and speaker who is passionate about living fully awake. Her desire is to help people discern what it means …
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I’m a Woman Who Loves a Woman, but Don’t Call Me a Lesbian
Originally published in Huff Post Gay Voices 12/05/2013 I’m a writer, a mother, a grandmother, and a woman in love with a woman. But don’t …
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Abigail Thomas on Why She Hopes This Is Her Last Memoir
Originally published in HuffPost Books 3/17/15 Brief Interviews is a series in which writers discuss language, literature, and a handful of Proustian personality questions. Abigail …
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Maria Bello’s Whatever… Love Is Love Lives in the Question
Originally published on HuffPost Books 04/27/15 By Annie L. Scholl She kept them under her bed — a hundred or more journals she had filled …
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The Extraordinary in the Ordinary
Yesterday didn’t start out well. Owen, my 3-year-old grandson, was parked in front of the TV because his mama didn’t feel well and his Nana …
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Beth Kephart: Living a ‘Small Life’ Is Big
Originally published in HuffPost Books 4/16/2015 Brief Interviews is a series in which writers discuss language, literature, and a handful of Proustian personality questions. Beth …
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Author Patrice Vecchione on unity.org
By Annie L. Scholl for unity.org. Patrice Vecchione’s latest book, Step Into Nature (Atria Books/Beyond Words, $16) was released on March 31. Patrice is the …
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Stop Fighting to Legalize Discrimination
Originally posted in HUFFPOST GAY VOICES02/25/2015 2:43 pm EST I don’t have time for this. I have clients waiting for web pages I’m writing. Our …
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Why It Matters Who Ellen Page Loves
Originally published in HUFFPOST GAY VOICES, 02/18/2014 Yet another famous person, this time the adorable actress Ellen Page, has come out gay. She did so in …
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