I am an author, editor, and reader from the Green Mountains of Vermont. 

 

I have an MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars and a B.A. in Liberal Arts with a concentration in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. 

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My memoir, Feed Me, was published by Casper Press in December 2022. My poetry collection, Staring Too Closely, was published by Main Street Rag in September 2023. I have two books forthcoming in 2026--No One Will Ever Hear You (Stories) from Rootstock Publishing and Can you hear her, the moon? (Poetry Chapbook) from Finishing Line Press. Preorder details coming soon.

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I edited the mental health recovery anthology, A Tether to This World: Stories & Poems About Recovery (Main Street Rag, 2021). 

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More than thirty of my short stories, essays, and poems have appeared in print and online. My story "No One Will Ever Hear You" won Noir Nation's 2020 Golden Fedora Fiction Prize. My story "Ember" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. See Publications for a full list of publications.

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I am the Writing & Humanities Coordinator at Vermont State University Johnson, have worked as a journalist, freelance writer and editor, educator, and a developmental editor for New Degree Press. 

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When I'm not writing, you can usually find me snowboarding, reading, or cooking.

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Say hi!

 

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