Author of Between Cities, The Shape of Quiet Things, and a growing collection of essays, reflections, and literary fiction exploring movement, solitude, belonging, and the emotional texture of ordinary moments.
I write about memory, movement, solitude, and the quiet moments that stay with us longer than we expect. Most of my work lives somewhere between literary fiction and personal reflection — stories about distance, belonging, routine, and the emotional texture of everyday life.
Over the years, I’ve filled notebooks with observations, unfinished drafts, highlighted passages, and fragments of conversations I didn’t want to forget. Some eventually became essays, short stories, or books like Between Cities and The Shape of Quiet Things. Others remain unfinished, waiting quietly in old folders and margins.
This website is a place to collect that work — books, essays, notes, and occasional reflections on writing and creativity. You can explore the writing archive, read the latest essays, or subscribe to the newsletter where I share new work and behind-the-scenes notes more personally and less formally.
“There’s a quiet confidence to the writing that makes even the smallest observations feel meaningful. Thoughtful, restrained, and deeply human from beginning to end.”
“The kind of writing that stays with you long after you finish reading it. Reflective without becoming heavy, and beautifully attentive to ordinary moments.”
“Carefully observed, emotionally precise, and written with remarkable clarity. Every piece feels intentional without ever losing warmth.”
“There’s an intimacy to the work that feels rare — personal without oversharing, reflective without becoming sentimental. A genuinely compelling voice.”
“Beautifully paced and deeply atmospheric. The writing creates space for silence, memory, and emotion in a way that feels effortless.”
“Elegant, understated, and consistently thoughtful. The kind of work that invites you to slow down and pay closer attention.”
Essays, notes, and shorter pieces—work published between the books, in motion.
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