Most Recent Publication
Most Recent Publication
A White Christmas in the Ardennes Forest
A historical fiction short story that looks at how the spirit of Christmas and some good music can bring unlikely people together.
Published in Infinity Wanderers, #12, April 2025
Fiction Publications
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A White Christmas in the Ardennes Forest
Infinity Wanderers, #12, Apr. 2025
A historical fiction short story that looks at how the spirit of Christmas and some good music thanks bring unlikely people together.
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Like A Box of Crayons
Across the Margin, Nov. 2021
A feel-good story about two old friends reconnecting and the beautiful ways we impact the lives of the people around us, both big and small
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The Color Red
Glass Mountain, vol. 26, 2021
This short story— inspired by the question of what makes a monster— considers the way events in our childhood affect our adulthood
Poetry Publications
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The Mother of the OED
Dwell: Poems About Home, South Broadway Press
A definition poem
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Weak, Pompous, Alone, Etc.
Windfall, vol XLIV, May 2021
A short and biting free-verse poem
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Life Sciences 101: Liars & Fires
Green Blotter, 2021
This free-verse poem offers a creative take on the sciences
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Obituaries for My Upbringing
The Blue Route, May 2021
This poem uses the form created in Victoria Chang’s Obit
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Blooming/Wilting
Better Than Starbucks, vol. V, no. 1, Jan. 2020.
This free-verse poem was my first publication in a literary magazine
Nonfiction Publications
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Did God Really Say?
This article for the LutherWoman blog explores the confidence we can have in God’s promises in the face of anxiety and other struggles.
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The Smell of Death
This personal essay about my grandfather’s passing and my emotions during the last days of his life was published in The MacGuffin in 2024.
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A Constant Amidst the Change
This article for the LutherWoman blog explores the peace that can come of knowing God does not change even when everything else does.
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From Scared to Trusting to Angry to Thankful
This article for the LutherWoman blog shares my personal experience with the rollercoaster of emotions we can feel in life— and looks at how God remains steadfast through them all.
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Review of Right By My Side
Review of the novel Right By My Side by David Haynes
