I've always been fascinated by the stories people tell themselves--and the ones we tell each other. My work explores the truths we internalize and the truths we communicate in the strange territory where memory becomes unreliable, grief reshapes the world, and emotional logic matters more than literal truth. These narratives define us: the ones we inherit, the ones we create, and the ones we spend a lifetime trying to rewrite--all ways to help us make sense of ourselves and the world around us.
Over time I've realized that what connects all of my writing is a simple belief: writing is an act of care. In exploring the things we think but cannot say or the things we say but cannot feel, I aim to understand myself and others. I sincerely hope my writing helps people feel seen in all their complexities and beauty.