Who am I?

Here is where I tell you who I am.

I write literary science fiction, fantasy, slipstream, and horror. My writing has appeared in magazines such as Apex Magazine, Fusion Fragment, Weird Horror, Apparition Lit, Cosmorama, Epic Echoes, Dark Recesses, Metaphorosis, The Vanishing Point, Dark Void Magazine, body fluids, The Marrow, manywor(l)ds, MetaStellar, and more. My writing has also appeared in Anthologies such as Tumbled Tales and The Art of Being Human. My fiction has been reviewed in Locus Magazine (my story “The Song, It’s Singers, and the End of the World” was a recommended read), Tangent Online, and Amazing Stories. My story “Nine Theories of Time” published in Apex Magazine, was a 2023 Eugie Foster Memorial Award for Short Fiction. I am a two-time Pushcart Prize nominee, a Best Small Fictions nominee, and a Rhysling Award nominee.

I have lived all over the United States, including California, Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Boston. I write about the intersections of technology, grief, loss, and love. My work explores the climate, environment, technology, philosophy, science, the body, gender, aliens, and everything in between. When I was seven, my cousin, who was getting his PhD. in astrophysics, got me a copy of David Macaulay’s The Way Things Work. There was a section on nuclear fusion, and my first intellectual love was born: particle physics. A few years later, I got a copy of one of my grandmother’s books of English Poetry. In those couplets and stanzas I fell in love with words, and the power of writing, and my second intellectual love was born. I started writing stories a few years later and I haven’t stopped.

Visit the “Stories” section of this website to see my writing.