I am a writer and designer whose work focuses primarily on media & culture, injustice, identities at the margins, and the relationship between those things. I care deeply about helping people make sense of things—about finding and showing connections and fitting pieces together in order to make information, ideas, systems, and issues accessible to all.

Over the years I’ve found a lot of ways to do just that, and have discovered that I do it well.

Since 2017, my day job has been for the Writers Guild of America, East, where I manage the union’s graphic design and day-to-day member communications, and oversee larger-scale digital projects. Somehow this led to me learning JavaScript; I am still not entirely sure how that happened.

My personal writing projects currently include a feature-length adaptation of an 18th century political essay, a sci-fi/fantasy television pilot, a book (yikes), and a couple of TTRPGs.

Other ongoing creative projects: a poster series about anti-fat bias, an oracle deck, attempting to learn to play both the theremin and the Appalachian dulcimer, and at least two yarn- or fiber-arts-related crafts at any given time.

I was born and raised near the Rocky Mountains and am currently based in New York City, where you can find me somewhere between the ocean and a cemetery.

If you think we should work together, or if you just want to say hi, feel free to drop me a line.

Crucially, no matter where I am, it’s a pretty safe bet that I’ll be trying to climb the big rock.