Reprint of an article posted on Writers Community UK.
Can you tell us more about your book “Uber Chronicles: Field Notes from the Front Seat” What is it about?
I started driving for Uber about…
I think I first got this idea from someone at the 2017 Constellation Burn. She had a camp with lighters and stickers and basically was letting people sticker-design their own lighters and keep…
I wouldn’t put yellow in my top 10–or even 20–favorite colors. Probably not even in my top 30, if I were ever to explore what I might put on such a list. In…
What is your book about?
I drive for Uber a bit, and I decided that I would write about each and every passenger, about my experience of finding them, greeting them, the conversation, the…
Super lovely party in Annapolis last night. Cj and I have some sort of magic going on: he's got the space and the set up thing and while his home is lovely, he…
I wrote this piece for the Capitol Communicator, a key trade mag/group for advertising, marketing, digital et cetera professionals in the DC-Metro area, as a bit of on-the-scene reporting from Content Marketing World.
When I stopped drinking coffee daily (and ritually, and religiously, and lovingly, and dependently, and, and, and ...), I began developing a hyper-awareness to the drug that is caffeine.
Even now, this morning, I…
On my own, I'm not sure if I'd ever initiate a roller-coaster trip, but a group of friends did, and, well, I went along. Were I to have guessed--from looks alone--which ride I…
Here's a book review of my first Uber Chronicles by Breana Johnson originally published on Oui Share.
What if you took on a gig-based job? What if you changed your lifestyle and earned…
I was out of town myself, grateful for just pitter patter rain while camping at a festival, and I missed the heavy rainfall that caused the second "thousand-year flood" in two years down…
One of my Uber Chronicles stories.
My next passenger is at a Royal Farms convenience store off of Route 1. She’s Ethiopian, a little short, a little bit overweight, and she…
RIP, Larry Harvey, founder of Burning Man. Your vision, dedication, bad*ssery and ability to adapt in the face of constant change has changed my life in ways I could never imagine but of…