About me

In both fiction and nonfiction, I'm a writer interested in what it means to tell the truth, especially when the truth is blurry, complicated, and/or consequential. I have an MA in nonfiction writing from Johns Hopkins University, have attended the Yale Summer Workshop twice, and work professionally as a content writer for the tech industry.

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A drawing of a girl with long red hair and large eyes, with makeup and tattoos, surrounded by cartoonish alien heads. The alien heads have faces, some with sad expressions, and are connected to the girl by lines. The composition features text such as 'I was 13,' 'Alien now,' 'ugly,' and phrases about being 'protected' and 'layers of shame.' The background is textured with dark colors.

“Smeared” (Published under “Rachel Carson”)

TW: SA

Close-up of a pregnant woman's belly with her hands gently resting on it, wearing a patterned sweater.

“The Era of Job Loss While Pregnant”

A deer standing in a dark forest with its antlers visible in the foreground and leafy branches above.

“The God of Life and Death and Mom”

Close-up of a blank white spiral notebook page with a wooden pencil positioned at the bottom edge.

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