Forever Fallen Timber

“Forever Fallen Timber“may be the most romantic poem I’ve ever penned (so far). It was actually inspired by the words … More

The Jezzies

I’m ecstatic that my horror short “The Jezzies” was published this week in The Last Girls Club‘s sizzling Sex Worker … More

Have you heard of Japanese Breakfast? It’s a band fronted by the modern-day siren and New York Bestselling author, Michelle … More

I am so pleased to share that poem “Starry Crown” was published today on Whispers & Echoes, an online journal celebrating short … More

I’m so pleased to see my third Modern-Day Sirens article published yesterday. It’s about a tremendous new female artist, Amythyst … More

Dear Readers, I’m excited to share that the second article in my series, Modern-Day Sirens, was published in the speculative fiction … More

I am honored to share with all of your that my poem, ‘The Light in Your Eyes,’ was published today … More

Dear Readers, Have I ever mentioned my love for new music? 😉 Well, I’m excited to share with all of … More

I’m delighted to share that my horror short “The Snatchers” was published yesterday in the Spring Equinox Active Shooter Issue … More

I am overjoyed to present to you today my short story “Eclectibles” published in Luna Station Quarterly Issue 0049: There … More

I spent last winter in Bavaria, Germany writing lots of brevity during the long days of lockdown. It was challenging … More

I am excited to share with you a new poem, featured today on Visual Verse: Anthology of Art and Words. … More

Last Girl’s Club ‘Winter Solstice 2021 Magazine‘ is all about one word: Devotion. So, it makes sense that my overly … More

Just had the thrill of listening to my poem “War Worn Lipstick” on the sizzling podcast, Blood & Jazz. It’s … More

“The Hollow Ones” was published last week in Last Girls Club Fall Edition: The Gay 90’s. This is a decade … More

I am honored to have my flash fiction story “The Final Feast” published yesterday on Edge of Humanity Magazine. It’s … More

Last spring, I was biking to Feringasee through fields of rapeseed and wrote a poem. Scribbled it down quickly at … More