Creative Work

• Poached, NYCMidnight Microfiction Competition, 2023

  • Third round, Microfiction competition for NYCMidnight. With 24 hours to write a piece, I received the restrictions of open genre, a shushing action, and utilizing the word 'blur.'​

• Avivit, NYCMidnight Microfiction Competition, 2023

  • Second round, Microfiction competition for NYCMidnight. With 24 hours to write a piece, I received the restrictions of open genre, a shushing action, and utilizing the word 'blur.'​​​​​​​

• A Pistil, A Pistol, NYCMidnight Microfiction Competition, 2022

  • First round, Microfiction competition for NYCMidnight. With 24 hours to write a piece, I received the restrictions of horror genre, tearing a page out of a book action, and utilizing the word 'hood.'

• In Sync with These Past Few Years, 2022

  • With COVID so prevalent ​in our lives, it was hard for it to not find its way into my work. The first time I thought of the social effects of the pandemic, I thought of clapping and how much it united us and how little we thought of it prior.

• Apple Cake, Pearl Press, September 2020

  • I wrote this piece to honor my great aunt who passed. She was a wonderful baker and a lot of her recipes were inspired by my grandmother who passed when I was young. Apple cake was made very often for holidays and get togethers. I worried with my great aunt and grandmother no longer living, this tradition would not carry on. I made an apple cake for my great aunt's shiva to make sure these traditions stay put.​

• On Femme, Waif Magazine, February 2020

  • I had always struggled with my view on myself regarding femininity and sexuality. This piece takes the shape of a train of thought and where my mind settles when I am within my mind thinking about how I appear.​

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