The Welfare Queen's Molotov
A Black mother transforms symbols of systemic shame—government cheese boxes and EBT receipts—into instruments of defiant resistance.
Short fiction published across prestigious literary magazines and journals, exploring memory, identity, and the human condition.
A Black mother transforms symbols of systemic shame—government cheese boxes and EBT receipts—into instruments of defiant resistance.
A parole officer's home transforms into a living archive of crushed hopes as doors materialize for each application he denies.
A contemplative exploration of how grief and family history inhabit the everyday ritual of making tea.
When Dr. Elara Cormac discovers hidden Yiddish script beneath heraldic crests, she unearths a legacy of secrets spanning generations.
A gripping tale of survival and despair beneath Blackbriar Ridge, where five men face a deadly mine collapse.
In the quiet corners of fading memory, a daughter confronts a cruel deception that threatens to steal her father's last grasp on the past.
Memory takes root where words have failed. Amid rosemary, sage, and lavender, a family's silent regrets and unspoken love intertwine with the earth.
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Published across 30+ prestigious literary magazines and journals