Quincy James Freeman
I write memoir at the intersection of road, race, and reinvention. Learning the difference between movement and escape.
Recent Essays
A Seat for One at Lucia — a table for one, and a city deciding whether it still knows you.
Life Between the Layovers — on the geometry of a life moved through.
I Became Cargo — five and a half months of motion, and what it costs.
Seed Money — how a decision made in a cell became the foundation of everything that followed.
The full essay catalog lives on Medium.
About
Quincy James Freeman is a Los Angeles-born memoirist, essayist, technology professional, and creator writing about identity, movement, work, race, reinvention, and the American road.
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Press & Recognition
Freeman’s public work includes automotive, creative, and media recognition connected to Cue Anthony, Cue Anthony Racing, Cue the Critic, and his developing memoir and essay work.
Technology
Alongside his writing, Freeman has spent more than twenty years in IT, from hands-on support to operations leadership, most recently as an East Region Lead directing an 11-person team across multiple manufacturing and distribution sites.
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Projects
Cue Anthony, Cue the Critic, Cue Anthony Racing, Data Cross, Medium essays, and other public work all connect through the larger Quincy James Freeman archive.
Contact
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