Welcome.

I’m an author and poet based in Salem, Massachusetts, writing about women who refuse to disappear—women who speak when silence is safer, and who choose themselves anyway.

My work moves across literary fiction, historical narrative, poetry, and creative nonfiction, exploring voice, resilience, and the aftermath of being taught to shrink. I’m interested in what happens after survival: how we name what was taken, and what it costs to reclaim ourselves.

My creative nonfiction is forthcoming in Months to Years and How I Learned, and my poetry has been recognized in national contests and will appear in the Pieces of Salem Anthology this summer.

I’m currently querying my debut novels Even Then and Daughter of the Gallows, the first in my The Girls They Couldn’t Silence series. This space holds reflections on writing, motherhood, history, and the slow, defiant work of turning lived experience into art.