I’m a writer, photographer, multimedia storyteller, editorial designer, haphazard poet and essayist, and shameless jaywalker based in Denver. I come from journalistic roots and still carry that thread in most of my current work. These days I’m focused on new media, poetry, narrative storytelling, and advocacy in sexual violence prevention and mental health awareness.
The bullet points:
- Journalist in a past life
- Poet and Essayist
- Photographer
- Soon-to-be Podcaster
- Gulf Coast -> Denver
- Vocal violence prevention advocate
- Promoting mental health awareness
- Subordinate to caffeine cravings
- Vonnegut aficionado
- Currently coping with identity crisis related to oxford commas
What I'm working on right now:
un/pact is a piece of artistic advocacy focused on motivating people to talk about consent meaningfully through storytelling, poetry and dialogue.
Words (written + spoken):
The Four-Year Itch
Thought for Food, South Broadway Press, 2020
Produce Nihilism
Consumption, tiny spoon, Issue No. III, Fall 2019
Robin, Anthony, and Me
heat, Nightingale & Sparrow, Issue No. III, August 2019
The Center of the Universe is a Coffee Stain
Into the Mess Hall, Stain’d Arts, June 25, 2020
On International Women’s Day, the United States should climb off its pedestal
Boulder Daily Camera, March 9, 2019
PODCASTS
Hearsay: A Story About Life
Law Week Colorado, February 16, 2015
ARTICLES
Denver’s Homeless Fight Moves to Courtroom
Law Week Colorado, September 8, 2016
A Question About Alms
Law Week Colorado, October 9, 2015
‘They Never Complained’: Aurora theater shooting prosecutors make history in trial for one of Colorado’s bloodiest mass shootings
Law Week Colorado, December 15, 2015
‘From Beginning to End’: Public defenders detail moral duties, emotional weight within Holmes trial
Law Week Colorado, December 15, 2015
A Story About Life
Law Week Colorado, February 25, 2015
Juvenile Lifers: Still Waiting for Freedom
The Crime Report, December 5, 2014
Pardon Me?
Law Week Colorado, August 24, 2014
‘Opening Pandora’s Box’: Sex crimes investigations reveal how common predators are
The Call News, May 22, 2013
“Black Holes Looks Remarkably Like Wombs”
Liminal, November 3, 2018 and September 5, 2020
“Let’s Laugh About an Old Man’s Death”
Raconteur Denver: First Adulting, September 14, 2016
“Middle Fingers to Mother Nature”
The Narrators: Warning Signs, Februrary 21, 2018
“Dear Caitlin”
The Narrators: Jinx, April 19, 2017
The Difference Between Liking Boys and Girls
Sexual Assault Awareness Month Kick-Off 2019, Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Photography:
