Danielle Hayden

I interviewed the incredibly talented folk singer Bedouine. What a lovely person she is.

Not a fan of some of the edits made to this article, but I'm very grateful for the opportunity.

Article about Planet Worth, an incredible organization that cooks and serves organic vegan meals to unhoused communities in Seattle. They also deliver other much-needed supplies to those in need.

My first publication in a literary magazine! This is a piece I wrote years ago about being my great aunt's caretaker. I never did anything with this work until this year. I modified a couple sentences and sent it out.

Article about both of the women's football teams in Seattle.

Wrote about artist and author Carrie Schmitt: her new book, her spiritual approach to painting, and why she self-identifies as a "color activist."

I get to talk to a lot of interesting people thanks to freelancing but she is definitely one of the most fascinating.

Unpublished book review sample (created for Publishers Weekly) of Daniel H. Pink's book The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward (Penguin Random House, February 2022).

Story about Trail Youth Coffee Home, a wonderful establishment that supports teens in North Bend, WA.

I also took many of the photographs for this story. The gallery can be found here: https://seattlerefined.com/eat-drink/gallery/trail-youth#photo-1

Featured story on Daily Inspired Life about my letter writing project, 3pistolary.com

Part review, part interview about Hsiao-Ching Chou's new vegetarian cookbook.

A brief overview of the oak prairie ecosystem

Review of Emerging Radiance exhibit at Bellevue Arts Museum

Something I wrote up in a few hours about my tangled jewelry for a friend's website. This piece is not polished but that is the point of the site; to put up our work that is raw and has not been revised and edited and second-guessed to death.

My pseudonym on the site is Vetro. Those are not my hands (obviously), but the other image containing the necklaces is actually mine. Those are some of the ones I successfully set free.

Local artist Michelle Lassaline invites kids and adults alike to be the animal they want to be. Visual/Performance art

Places where kids can make homemade holiday gifts.

Local places where families can go play board games.