Heather Price-Wright is a writer and editor who lives and works in Brooklyn. She graduated with a degree in creative writing and English from the University of Arizona in 2011. Her creative and critical work has appeared in DIAGRAM, ARDOR Literary Magazine and Qualia Literary and Art Journal. She is a huge sitcom nerd and likes to write about gender, feminism, television and literature.
MTV VMAs 2013: We Are Not In Biggie's Brooklyn Anymore
8 Great Short Stories to Read During Your Morning Commute
5 Things No One Tells You About Life After College
'The Office' Series Finale: Show That Started Out Awkward Developed a Big Heart
5 Wildly Offensive Products That Never Should Have Been Made
The Bizarre Sleep Habits Of 8 Highly Successful People
Ben and Leslie 'Parks and Rec': TV's Perfect Couple is Rather Dull
5 Things Not to Say to a Depressed Person
5 Things You’re Bound to Learn in Your 20s
Torrington Rape Case: This is Why We Need Statutory Rape Laws
5 Legendary Writers Share Their Writing Advice
Has 'Girls' Become Too Dark and Depressing For Viewers?
Girls Season 2 Finale: Do the Unlovable Deserve to Be Loved?
'New Girl' Gets Away With Racism — And We Can't Let That Slide in 2013
Please God, No More Mr. "Nice Guy"
