Laura Berol

Memoirist, Essayist, Reporter

Prologue to a work in progress, The Exvangelical Queer Victorianist’s Notes on Death, Love and Poetry

Articles on D.C. Witness:

“‘If You Continue to Carry the Weight of It, It Will Consume You,’ Judge Tells Mother Guilty in Her Child’s Death” (1/27/25)

“’Keanan Turner Has Forfeited the Right to Live in Society,’ Prosecutor Says at Sentencing” (10/22/24)

“‘There’s A Blood Feud That Runs Deep,’ Judge Says in Sentencing Co-Defendants to More Than 100 Years For Shooting Spree” (9/16/24)

“‘The Day Has Come to Hold Them Accountable,’ Says Prosecutor in Mass Shooting Case” (8/20/24)

“Effects of Shooting Weigh Heavily on Children of Victim and Defendant” (6/17/24)

“Victim’s Family Taunts and Prays for Homicide Defendant at Sentencing” (5/17/2024)

Essays on other platforms

“Christianity Made Me Bisexual”

“Changing Hearts: A Plea for Christian Dialogue”

“Criticize, Advise, or Keep Quiet? Responding to Negative Remarks about Adoption”

“M.O.M.: Not a Disorder”

“Don’t Be Too Sure”

“Accepting Myself”