Writing isn’t just about putting words on paper; it’s a powerful art form that has the potential to ignite change, one reader at a time. It’s a vessel for launching fresh ideas, challenging the status quo, and shaking up long-held beliefs.

I write because the world doesn’t explain itself.

My work lives where the everyday glitches into the surreal—where memory, humor, grief, and wonder collide. I write poems and short stories that refuse to behave, that linger, that leave a pulse behind on the page.

I’m a self-published poet and writer moving toward traditional publishing so the work can travel farther than I can carry it alone. My writing has appeared in places willing to risk the strange, including The Café Irreal, Down in the Dirt, Halfway Down the Stairs, The Beatnik Cowboy, Chiron Review, Nebo, Home Planet, Lost Lake Folk Opera, Pensive, Muse Literary Journal, and The DADvocacy Consulting Group Blog.

This isn’t poetry as decoration.

It’s poetry as witness. As pressure. As signal.

If you’re looking for clean answers, you won’t find them here.

If you’re looking for something that stays with you, welcome.