Writer, Dramaturg, Educator

In my writing, I seek new ways for others to experience the tangled circuitry of my mind, where neurodivergence refracts the world into something sharper, stranger, and more revealing. I create characters whose stories outlive me—voices that echo forward, resonating in the hearts and minds of those who encounter them. I am drawn to the macabre, compelled by questions of disconnection: where it begins, what sustains it, and whether it can ever be repaired—or reimagined into something new.

I am a mother of monsters, giving birth to new forms of the familiar horrors we live with every day. I create monsters—not only the ones that lurk beneath the bed, but the ones who tuck you in at night, whispering promises of safety and peace. I am drawn to monsters that thrive in daylight, wrapped in bright colors, not just the grayscale. They are my children, guiding me through the world and the hearts of others—monsters of my own making, illuminating the parts of life I cannot fully connect with and teaching me how to understand.