Rachel Andrews

Rachel Andrews holds a BA in Psychology from Portland State University, and works as an enrichment teacher for K-5th youth. Outside of writing, you can find her deep in a forest, talking to wildlife and hugging trees.

What Sarah Said

As a child, I was strange. I put myself to bed early, drank from coffee mugs instead of bottles, and avoided eye contact at all costs. I hardly played with toys—or other kids for that matter—and spent hours in my room, staring at the wall. I counted my steps in increments of eight. I created sentences out of license plate letters.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 50, June 2021

Rachel Andrews

Rachel Andrews holds a BA in Psychology from Portland State University, and works as an enrichment teacher for K-5th youth. Outside of writing, you can find her deep in a forest, talking to wildlife and hugging trees.

What Sarah Said

As a child, I was strange. I put myself to bed early, drank from coffee mugs instead of bottles, and avoided eye contact at all costs. I hardly played with toys—or other kids for that matter—and spent hours in my room, staring at the wall. I counted my steps in increments of eight. I created sentences out of license plate letters.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 50, June 2021

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