

My writing explores the relationship between place, memory, and the stories we carry with us. I’m drawn to the landscapes that shape us—the rural or urban communities we come from, the places we leave behind, natural wonders, and the new landscapes that urge us to see differently.
Whether I’m writing fiction, essays, reviews, or guiding other writers through their own work, my goal remains the same: to pay attention—to the details, the questions, and the stories that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Featured Work
"Beds"—Cleaver Magazine
"Fractures" — Rivers, Ridges, and Valleys: Essays on Rural Pennsylvania, Sunbury Press
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"Sobriety Sucks" — Kind of a Funny Story, HerStry Blog
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"Invasive" — Impost: A Journal of Creative and Critical Work
Creative Writing Classes & Workshops
"Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it." Mary Oliver
I believe writing begins with attention. My workshops help writers develop this awareness while refining their craft.
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