About

My books often explore themes of mental health, human bonds, love, self-discovery, and community. I also touch on topics like feminism, identity, and power.
I primarily focus on poetry, prose, and short stories, though I am currently putting together a supernatural, dark academia novella with poems included, Nightfall Poets Society of Blackthorn Academy.
A new poetry collection is being compiled end edited for release in the upcoming year.
I have drafted a coming-of -age, dark academia novel and will be begin editing soon.
Further, I am outlining an adventure fantasy novel. Furthermore, I am finishing up a dark academia inspired coming-of-age-novel.

Many online retailers carry my paperbacks, ebook, or both, such as Abebooks, Alibris, Amazon, Apple, Baker, & Taylor, Barnes & Noble, Better World Books, Blackwells, Books A Million, Bookshop.org, Dymocks, Everand, Fable, Foyles, Gardners, Hoopla, Kobo, Powells, Saxo, Smashwords, Waterstones, and more.

You’ll find primary bookseller links to purchase my works within specified page in the “Books” tab.

My process often begins with a single idea or emotion I want to explore. I write freely and then refine my work to capture the essence of what I want to convey. I’d describe my style as introspective and emotionally charged, blending abstract and natural wording with a focus on dueling teleology and chaotic connection. I intend to become peculiar, obscure, and multifaceted with my work, often embracing strange and uncommon diction.

It all begins with an idea. Write what feels authentic to you. Don’t be afraid to explore your emotions and experiences and always seek inspiration in the world around you. Then write some more!
As an indie author, you will be doing everything yourself. Do plenty of research and stay consistent as the industry is constantly growing and changing. Be open to opportunities and be careful with the steps you take, offering as much time and attention to your current project you would need.