This month I was lucky enough to have articles in ASK and Highlights, and I’m finishing off October with this article in Click!

I’m sharing some slimy love in October’s ASK with “The Sea’s Super Slimer,” my article about hagfish. This is one of my favorite articles ever; hagfish are so gross that it was really fun and interesting to learn about them!

“The Spooky Science of Fear” is all about how our brains process fear and why it’s important. As always when I write for kids, I learned a ton, too!

I wrote “Building Bionic Bodies” for the September issue of ASK. It’s an overview of prosthetics through the ages…where we started, what’s being done today, and what the future might hold.

Not only did ASK take a pitch I proposed about a visit to a recycling facility, but I was offered–and accepted–a position as a contributing editor for Click, ASK, and Muse magazines! As a contributing editor, I’ll do a combination of proof-reading and fact checking, idea generating, and writing. I couldn’t be happier!

In this month’s ASK…meet the small bird who doesn’t chirp or tweet. Instead, he taps his wings together to make his song!

I just heard from Spider magazine that they’ve accepted an article I wrote about “Real Life Dragons!” Yes, dragons are real, even if they’re not quite what we imagine a dragon to be…

Like the blue dragon sea slug: