Writing About Dreams, Disability Justice, and the 2SLGBTQIA+ Community

I’ve been a writing since a young age and even had a career as a journalist in my early 20’s. I’ve co-edited a zine, I write a webcomic, I have freelanced for publications like Tripadvisor and Endometriosis.net, and behind the scenes I’m working on picture book manuscripts and a memoir.

I’m currently looking for representation by an agent.

A purple and orange oyster mushroom growing on the side of a tree with lichen.
A person holding a copy of The Covid Logs against a yellow background.

Covid Logs Zine

Published in 2024, this zine, co-edited by myself and Michelle Dawn, features art and words by chronically ill and disabled folks about what it’s been like (so far) to navigate the ongoing Covid pandemic.

Webcomic

I’m writing a webcomic called Chaotic Good and the Banned Bookmobile, and it’s illustrated by Sarah Steinberg. New episodes release every other Friday.

There are exceptionally few comics that reflect the realities of the ongoing pandemic, so Chaotic Good was born.

Synopsis: It’s 2024 and book bans are rising, especially in Arizona where several bills targeting the trans community have been introduced.

At Phoenix High, nonbinary student Kai and their DnD-loving friends defend Mx. Greene, the nonbinary school librarian who is fired after speaking out against book bans at a school board meeting. After Mx. Greene’s firing, the students band together to help them start a Banned Bookmobile.

Kai and their love interest Lupe are two of the only students who mask in response to the ongoing pandemic. Mx. Greene was the lone faculty member who also masks consistently, so losing their ally is devastating.

The students create a social media campaign and a drag show to raise funds for Mx. Greene to start the Banned Bookmobile. Will they raise enough money to make the bookmobile dream come to fruition?

The cover of Chaotic Good and the Banned Bookmobile, feature four teens who are all wearing masks. They are standing in front of the Phoenix skyline and in front of them are stacks of books. Behind them to the left is a masked librarian on a bicycle.
Lake Champlain at sunset. There is an island out in the lake and you can also see the Adirondacks. The colors include blue, pink, orange, and yellow.

Selected Published Work

Road to Diagnosis: From Painful Periods to an Endometriosis Diagnosis 8 Years Later
March 2025, Health.com

"Why I'm Exhausted" & "What People Have Said to Me About Covid"
January 2024, The Covid Logs, Vol. 1

Unpacking Internalized Ableism
March 2023, Endometriosis.net

7 Tips for Traveling with Food Allergies
February 2023, Tripadvisor

Paying the Disability Tax 
January 2023, Endometriosis.net

10 Accessible Trails to Hike in Colorado
October 2022, Tripadvisor

Why Chronically Ill and Disabled Friends are Magic
November 2022, Endometriosis.net

I'm Self-Employed Because I'm Chronically Ill
November 2022, Endometriosis.net

Transgender Men and Endometriosis
October 2022, Endometriosis.net

I'm Not a Lady or an Endo Sister
August 2022, Endometriosis.net

Chapter in Rebearths: Conversations with a World Ensouled edited by Craig Chalquist

See more of my work for Endometriosis.net

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