I am a resident of Delft, the Netherlands, by way of New Jersey, Boston, and marrying a biophysicist. I love words: their stories, textures, and baggage. A writer with a background in copyediting, I am also the script-writer for Grace Chapel in Lexington, MA; a beginning knitter; an avid traveler; a baseball enthusiast; and preparing for my second half-marathon.
Since moving from the Boston area to the Netherlands in 2010, I have been hard at work on a novel, taking the occasional freelance project. Learning Dutch has only increased my appreciation for language, and for all my European friends who speak several!
I hold an MA from Emerson College (writing and publishing, 2005), and I firmly believe that everyone does need a copy editor.
Reach me at: meghanblosser (at) gmail (dot) com.
all posts on the blog and personal photos are copyright (C) 2010 Meghan Blosser
black-and-white headshot by Lori Dupre
Hey Meghan!
I was “homesick” for Delft so I decided to look up your blog. I love it! It looks like things are going well for you guys and I was happy to see that our spices made it in a post!
We have just moved into our new place in NC and are finally starting to get settled. I hope that Delft is treating you well!
Groetjes,
Amanda
This is a lovely blog – of course I found it since you were mentioned in the NY TImes. I’ve been having fun reading it, since I’m actually considering taking a job offer in Eindhoven. (Yes, I’m a scientist, just finishing my PhD…it seems that the Dutch are pretty good about bringing in skilled workers from around the world!) Perhaps I’ll be able to relate to all of this if I take the job and move over in August. Thanks for the lovely writing, and I’m looking forward to have more time to enjoy your blog!
I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award!
Well, thank you! I am pleased that such a thing exists.