What’s on my mind this month? September is here! August was slow with a lot of much-needed downtime, and I am ramping back up as we shift into Fall. This is always an exciting time of year, as I live in Brooklyn, not far from the Caribbean Day Parade, and the entire neighborhood shifts into music, good food, and good times during Labor Day Weekend. I am prepping my Fall reading and writing lists - any topics you would like to see covered? Let me know! The transition from Summer to Fall is in full effect.

Selected Writing

I. Narrative Nonfiction


HYBRID — FICTION / NON-FICTION




II. Cultural Commentary






III. Essay /
Reported Feature



The Power of Breath
Shondaland


IV. Fiction




Debut Novel
In Progress


FORTHCOMING

About

Tiffany Crawford writes like a cultural critic, feels like a mystic, and thinks like an engineer. Her essays and provocations live at the intersection of power structures, wealth, and body intelligence — examining how institutions shape the people inside them, the generational impact, and potential solutions.

She holds an MS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley and a BS from Howard University. After building AI models in health technology and advising Fortune 100 companies at Deloitte, she turned her lens on the human systems technology alone can't redesign. Her work has appeared in HuffPost and Shondaland, and she publishes on her Substack, The Nerve. She is writing her first novel.

Work With Me

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Bylines & Commissioned Essays

Original, reported provocations for forward-thinking outlets — the kind of piece that reframes the conversation rather than joining it. Available for commissions, columns, and contributed features.

For Institutions

Editorial Thought Partnerships

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