Portfolio
From dreams to freelance writing, there are many different genres when it comes to Dreaming Maya writing. If you want to subscribe to my blog, click here
About Maya
I've always had a passion for writing and exploring. This portfolio is a place to learn more about dreams, culture and all of the things I am passionate about. I have been fortunate enough to have had opportunities to write for a variety of different clients, therefore building skills in multiple areas. Learn more about me and how we could work together. You can find my blog page here.
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Experience
2014-Current
Personal Writing
For many years, I have been working on books, poetry and more. I enjoy writing in my free time and have a variety of different genres. You can find my personal writing here.
2018-Current
Research
During my time at university, I was able to work with one of my professors of multiple research studies and she graciously let me write a small addition to a chapter in her book. you can find this addition down below.
2019-Current
Freelance Writing
Being able to do freelance work has been a great joy, because I am able to combine my passions for many genres. This includes, psychology, history and marketing.
this is the second, unfinished version of one of my biggest and longest, three part dreams. read and find out what makes it so long and so interesting.
this is the first, unfinished, version of my dream book. it has a few dreams that i've loved to remember over the years. all of these dreams occurred over ten years ago.
this is a book i am in the middle of writing. i have almost 200 pages and am working on the rest of the middle and the ending.
This work has been a synthesis of years of emoting on paper. years of tears and healing.
In an Internship at a magazine, I wrote a weekly column called "Faithful Friday" about people in history who have been, for lack of a better word, faithful to their Catholic religion.
These are a few pages that I was able to contribute in my professors newly published book.
Explore a new world of dreaming and one of the questions that arises from it; Are we morally responsible for what happens in our dreams?
