Playwriting - Stage Presentations

“Lady Parts” - Presented at the Off-Broadway Davenport Theatre in NYC (2018)

“On a Bridge to Nowhere” - Winner of the New Playwrights competition (2017)

“Once Upon a Dream Cabaret” - Presented at the Prop Thtr in Chicago (2014)

Awards & Publications - Cross-Genre

“Michaelangelo Me” - Poem published in Issue 2 of Naked Cat Lit Magazine (2023)

“Super(Girlfriend)” - Quarterfinalist for the ScreenCraft TV Pilot Script Competition (2021)

Sawyer Falk Award - Presented by Syracuse University (2018)

“If” - Third Place Winner of the Rival Flash Fiction Contest (2016)

Film Reviews - Chicago Film Scene

Podcast Features - Please Don’t Remake This

“At its center, Bly Manor is a gothic romance masquerading itself as a horror story. It shines a light on something far more terrifying than any ghost or demon: how frightening it is to love someone wholly and completely, all while knowing one day, you will lose them."

— The Haunting of Bly Manor: A Love Story Inside a Ghost Story
"For the first time I’m really beginning to recognize the privilege and the ignorance I had as a white feminist and how that affected my views on feminism....I mean like men are still trash but in a more nuanced way, ya know?"

— Excerpt from Lady Parts
[Jennifer's Body] is a story of emotional empowerment and violent vulnerability, and the oftentimes horrific ways the two can intersect during your teenage years."

— Music Box of Horrors: Jennifer’s Body
"I am undone by the mere sight of your eyes. I crumble at your touch. For years I have thought myself to be a despicable and hideous thing, yet you make me feel, for the first time in a millennium, that I am worthy of more than fear and pain. You make me yearn for the unthinkable...you make me yearn for a life of peace. And the worst part is, you make me believe such a life is possible.”

— Excerpt from The Sisters of Rot & Ruin

“At its center, Bly Manor is a gothic romance masquerading itself as a horror story. It shines a light on something far more terrifying than any ghost or demon: how frightening it is to love someone wholly and completely, all while knowing one day, you will lose them."

"For the first time I’m really beginning to recognize the privilege and the ignorance I had as a white feminist and how that affected my views on feminism....I mean like men are still trash but in a more nuanced way, ya know?"