Marisa Powers, Neighbor

In general, Marisa sticks as much as possible to the Golden Rule, believes empathy and imagination go hand-in-hand and that those with the highest E-I capacities will one day rule the world.

At any given moment, Marisa is working on either a poem or a piece of fiction.  As a rule (as stereotypes), poets and fiction writers couldn't be more different.  Poets tend to be withdrawn, moody and complicated. Prose writers are more likely to be social, even and practical. She feels lucky to be both.