Megan records the history of her apartment, #6. Three years of living in the East Village of New York. We are blessed though because she really knows how to write. This is no hack job. The stories are comical and serious; not telling the third roommates that he was being replaced before Megan moved in, their cat and an invading cat, and their neighbors. I was genuinely impressed by this work and feel like this is something almost all of us can relate to.

Megan tells us of some past relationships relating them to mix tapes. Holding on to the spirit of DIY even though she never identified as a punk. We are blessed though because she really knows how to write. This is no hack job. The stories are comical and serious; I was genuinely impressed by this work and feel like this is something almost all of us can relate to.

"Scribble Faster #3 is stories of escape. Escapes taken and escapes deferred. Escapes planned and escapes we never expected. Escapes still to come. It is a love letter and a goodbye note to New York. It is also stories of why we need to leave sometimes and the people we wish had stayed."

Megan tells us of about adolescence and growing up and adulthood and how all three are kinda the same in perspective, except you tend to think that once you read the next stage it will all make sense - even though it never does. Holding on to the spirit of DIY even though she never identified as a punk. We are blessed because she really knows how to write. This is no hack job. The stories are comical and serious; I was genuinely impressed by this work and feel like this is something almost all of us can relate to.