A Riot Grrrl’s Fury Painted BlacK: Podcast Interview on Herizon Music

I'm so excited to be on the Herizon Music podcast with Thea Wood. She's a bad ass and asked all the right questions to get me talking about things that are important to me. I'll include her wonderful show description below.  Herizon Music: The Podcast features interviews with trailblazers and rising stars in the music … Continue reading A Riot Grrrl’s Fury Painted BlacK: Podcast Interview on Herizon Music

The Razor: Life and Death on Halloween

It's Halloween 2020, and your'e escaping pandemic lockdown for the first time to party in a ghost town with your friends. Super blue full moon. Someone will get laid tonight, and someone will die. This is Life and Death on Halloween, a personal essay I wrote that was published in The Razor, a literary magazine … Continue reading The Razor: Life and Death on Halloween

“Bathroom Graffiti Beau” in Suspect Press

I love how Suspect Press is supporting the underground literary scene in Denver, and it made sense for my edgier work, a very visceral excerpt from Glory Guitars, to debut there. I was thrilled to be featured alongside Mar Williams, Charly Fasano, Merhia Wiese, Sarah Gilstrap and other bad-asses. I was also thrilled at the … Continue reading “Bathroom Graffiti Beau” in Suspect Press

Tintabula, a bedtime novel

Silence is a sounding thing, to one who listens hungrily. ~Gwendolyn Bennett Tintabula is a story of sensory delight and overstimulation, exploring the moment when rapture turns to derangement. A modern Alice in Wonderland for the neurodivergent set, the novel follows a young woman with Sensory Processing Disorder on her odyssey through the dream world, navigating the twists and … Continue reading Tintabula, a bedtime novel