Writing
I write a weekly column at Substack called “Our Hundred Years” about how we all cope with our existential reality by trying to squeeze joy and meaning out of a life that will be forever gone in a blip. New work comes out every Friday. Join my community of readers there.
I'm honored to have my work appear at the following publications:
Creative Non-Fiction:
bioStories, “Imposter Family” A teenaged search for home & independence
The Loch Raven Review, “The Islanders” A vacation encounter with a mysterious couple
Five on the Fifth, “Cindian” A Native American friend leads a secular griever to tradition.
Drunk Monkeys, "Loosy" How a sad dog brought comfort to my grief
The Coachella Review, "Swimming Around the Edges" Remaining clothed among nudists
Eckleburg Review, "Dishes With Doran" Growing up with sisters
Sliver of Stone, "The Day Before" Living with the cloud of nuclear disaster
Short Fiction:
Forge Journal, "Number 401" A story of two rats who find friendship despite the disparities of living on opposite sides of the human world.
Visitant, “Painted Life” A young woman’s journals become so embellished that they affect her memory.
Books:
“Companion in Grief,” a daily reader with short secular messages to accompany a year of grieving.