books

  • I have a complicated relationship with tech, mostly because I’ve lived through enough technological changes to know that “new” doesn’t automatically mean “bad.” I’ve watched digital art go from something people questioned to something completely standard. I’ve also watched the publishing industry change from a gate-kept industry built around traditionally accepted standards, where independent publishing…

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  • Streamlining the Pages

    If you’ve been around my work for a while—website, Substack, or the scattered corners of social media—you’ve probably noticed I tend to build a lot of rooms. Books become essays, essays become poetry, and poetry becomes projects that grow faster than their original labels. Over time, those rooms start stacking into something less like a…

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  • No one hands you a map when you decide to become a writer. Most of us stumble into it carrying a half-finished manuscript, a thousand questions, and a growing suspicion that everyone else knows something we don’t. We spend years learning the craft, trying to understand publishing, navigating platforms, marketing, rejection, contracts, deadlines, and the…

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