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Sometimes I write about fantasy worlds, ancient gods, and women who grow horns at forty-eight.

Sometimes I write about family, medicine, grief, and the spectacularly ridiculous things that happen in real life.

Pick your door.

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‍ I Need a Laugh

Metallic Green Pain and Lemon-Yellow Housecoates
Teenage humiliation. One spectacular father. One absolutely unforgettable car.

Still Laughing?
Avocado Green Pinto and Whac-A-Mole
Driver’s ed. Sibling warfare. One deeply unfortunate automobile.

When This Life is Not Enough
You Lost Me At Frozen Pizza

I Want Something That Stays With Me

Loss of Gravity: The Pieces She Left Behind
Love, grief, family, and when the center of your world disappears. Part 1 of 5.

Connective Tissue
The Pieces She Left Behind, Part 2
The body remembers. So does the daughter who cared for it.

‍ Take Me To Metis

When You Have to Choose Yourself
Orange Paint and Concrete Barrieres
A Camero. A concrete barrier. And the moment a twelve-year-old realizes the person she loves may be drowning too.

Enter the World of Arc-Mutar
Power is dangerous. Family is complicated.
And sometimes a woman wakes up with horns.

The Gravity of a Light Bearer
Where the People of Metis Come From
Cow eyelashes. Joe Montana. And the strange places fictional characters begin.