Writing is creative too!
Welcome to my writing page
I’ve been writing short fiction for years—mostly privately, in notebooks and workshops. I recently began sharing my work publicly, and this space is where I’ll post select stories, news, and reflections on the writing process. I write about memory, identity, and the quiet moments that shape who we are.
A bit about me and some resources
About Me
The courage to take the next step
The courage to take the next step
I write short fiction that explores memory, resilience, and the complexities of everyday life. I’ve participated in the Deadline for Writers community and Women Reading Aloud workshops, and I’m especially drawn to subtext, emotional depth, and quiet turning points. My stories often center on dialogue and introspection—and now and then, a bit of organic chemistry makes its way in. I decided 2025 I was going to submit some of my short stories. Wish me luck!
The courage to take the next step
The courage to take the next step
The courage to take the next step
After years of writing short fiction privately and in workshop settings, I recently began sharing my stories publicly. You can find some of my work on 'ShortStoryLovers.com', where I’ve started posting pieces that explore memory, resilience, and the emotional undercurrents of everyday life. It’s been a meaningful step to bring these stories into the world—and I’m excited to keep going.
- — “Four Dollars West,” a short story set in 1929 NYC
- — “Necklace of Silence,” a quiet psychological mystery
One Practice
The courage to take the next step
Another Practice
I've been writing short fiction for years—quietly, steadily, and often just for myself. In 2023 and 2024, I committed to the 12 Short Stories in 12 Months challenge through 'DeadlinesForWriters.com', an international writing community that’s helped me stay accountable, push my craft, and finish what I start.
Sharing my work publicly is new, but the writing has been with me for a long time.
Another Practice
Another Practice
Writing has become an essential part of my life—a daily practice of reflection, imagination, and voice. Over the past few years, I've dedicated myself to exploring the craft of writing through workshops, challenges, and community spaces. One of the most meaningful experiences in my journey has been participating in the Women Reading Aloud workshops, a supportive and inspiring community of women writers led by Julie Maloney. These workshops have deepened my commitment to authentic storytelling and nurtured my creative confidence.
Recent Submission
Recent Submission
In 2025, I submitted my dialogue-only short piece Is This Okay Too? to the CRAFT Dialogue Challenge. The story explores emotional subtext, complicity, and courage through a tense exchange between two women—told entirely through conversation.