Writing

I’m drawn to stories that pulse with myth, memory, and transformation—often set at the edges of the world, where history blurs into spirit. My writing is rooted in ancient rhythms and modern questions, exploring the places where language, belief, and the body intersect. Whether it’s fiction, performance, or sound, I write to wrestle with the unseen.

I’m fascinated by mythology, both ancient and personal; by the way the universe echoes through the body; by grief as a kind of initiation. My stories are shaped by the natural world, by my background in sound and performance, and by years of asking what it means to live with reverence, even in a broken world.

I lived in Tuscany, and I carry that land in my bones. I’m an earth lover, a longtime storyteller, and a believer in the wild intelligence of language.

I’m currently writing my first novel, a historical fiction set in 4th-century Central Italy. It follows a young woman caught between the crumbling rites of an ancient culture and the rising tide of Christianity. After stealing a sacred musical instrument to save it from destruction, she awakens in a purgatory-like tomb, surrounded by mythological beings. Part grief journey, part mythic unraveling, the novel explores themes of agency, belief, and the quiet power of joy.

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I’m also experimenting with flash fiction and short stories, some of which explore the ripple effect of small disruptions in tightly-knit communities. My fables and speculative pieces often center music, mirrors, and the slow unraveling of inherited truths.

Curious about my work? Interested in collaboration or just want to talk story? Reach out—I’d love to hear from you.