The Work / Books
A life first written in poetry.
Eleven published poetry collections, a growing body of fiction, and connected literary work exploring memory, intimacy, identity, survival, and the lives people carry long after a moment has ended.
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Published Poetry
Eleven published collections tracing the evolution of a voice, a life, and the emotional archive from which the larger work grew.
Eleven Published Collections
The foundation of the work.
Poetry came first. It became a way to survive, preserve memory, and write toward the life that had not yet happened. These books form the earliest and most personal layer of the larger creative body.
Explore the Poetry
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Novels in Progress
Works in progress presented without revealing unpublished story details. These novels are actively being developed and are not yet published.
Novel · Work in Progress
Neither Friends Nor Lovers
A character-driven exploration of emotional intimacy, blurred boundaries, and the relationships that resist simple definitions.
Work in Progress
Novel · Work in Progress
The Person I Was With You
A literary story about memory, identity, and the versions of ourselves that exist only within certain relationships.
Work in Progress
Novel · Work in Progress
The Weight of Maybe
A meditation on possibility, hesitation, and the emotional gravity of the paths people never fully choose.
Work in Progress
Novel · Work in Progress
What We Mistook for Forever
A relationship-centered novel about time, recognition, and the difference between what lasts and what changes us.
Work in Progress
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Featured Literary World
A body of work that has grown beyond a single book, screenplay, or form.
Novels · Screenplays · Series · Poetry
Yellow Daisy
A connected story world developed across fiction, screenwriting, episodic storytelling, and poetry—each form revealing a different piece of the same emotional landscape.
Additional Literary Work
Some stories are still being protected.
Additional manuscripts, adaptations, and developing concepts are intentionally withheld from public display. Selected materials may be shared privately when appropriate.
The poems came first. The novels grew from the same need: to hold what memory would otherwise lose.
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