About Me

I write stories and essays about memory, solitude, and the moments that quietly change us.

I'm drawn to the parts of life that don't explain themselves easily.

I'm the creator of The Language of Alden Mire, a speculative series about planetary memory and the cost of listening too closely.

My work has appeared in Desert Companion. My fiction is forthcoming in Beyond Words Magazine and The Bookends Review, and my nonfiction is forthcoming in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought.

This is where I share the work as it grows.

If you've found your way here, stay awhile.

A woman sitting in a hanging chair outside on a patio, with a small dog on her lap. The woman is smiling, with long blond hair, wearing a denim jacket and earrings. The background shows a blue sky, a patio with furniture and umbrellas, and a brick wall.