Here is a recent interview I did for The Colorado Sun about my 2020, Colorado Book Award finalist novel, Her Perfect Life.
The Colorado Sun, SunLit Interview with Rebecca Taylor



Here is a recent interview I did for The Colorado Sun about my 2020, Colorado Book Award finalist novel, Her Perfect Life.
It’s been a week since I got back from my vacation in Cancun and I still seem to be mostly roaming around my house looking for some sense of a schedule. What is it about these disruptions to daily routines
Recently, I decided to leave my career as a school psychologist. Not leave my school, or my district–leave the profession. It’s a career I spent eight years in college for. A career that once felt uniquely suited to my personal

It’s Saturday and I’m nothing but grateful to have two days of space. Forty-eight hours of time to utilize as I wish. And I wish to center my head on things that bring me joy right now. Which does not
Since being off of social media for these last few weeks it’s like there’s been new space cleared up inside my head. I have long suspected while never fully realizing how much the constant noise of the collective chatter on
Hi friends! About a week ago I decided to pull the trigger on something I’ve been mulling over for months. I quit social media. Specifically Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. I do still have my few videos up on YouTube (I

I was talking with a girlfriend about the pandemic the other day when I uttered this personal fear. “Most days, I’m okay. Working, taking care of the kids, the house, life. But sometimes I wonder…what if there isn’t going to

Do you ever start off doing one simple thing that then becomes an epic quest you never intended to start? Yesterday, facing an email account with over 18,000 emails (mostly unread junk) I decided to start unsubscribing my account from

Two Quick Notes: I’m giving away one signed copy of Her Perfect Life over on Instagram today. Here is the link so you can head over there and enter! I finished the first draft of my next book! I haven’t

I don’t know why, but this writer’s life always seems to unfold in either a creative feast or famine. And as I’ve said in some of my more recent posts, these last several months have been nothing but word starvation.