Books

Still Here: A Poetry Memoir of Grief & Love

For the first year of grief—and all the years that follow.

When unexpected loss enters our lives, grief doesn't stay neatly in our thoughts. It settles into our bodies, our relationships, our ordinary days.

Still Here is a collection of poems written in the first year after I unexpectedly lost my youngest brother.

These poems make room for the shock, anger, tenderness, confusion, and strange beauty of learning to live alongside loss.

They are for anyone who has lost someone they love—and for anyone who wants language for the places where grief and love become impossible to separate.

They’re still here.

So are we.

There She Is: Love Notes on Finding Home

For the part of you that is still there underneath everything you've been carrying.

Sometimes we need help finding the part of ourselves that shimmers with strength, especially when it has been buried beneath complicated lives, expectations, and survival.

There She Is grew out of poems I wrote during a season of wild change and challenge in my own life.

These are love notes for the journey inward—for telling the truth about what hurts, learning to trust what we find, and discovering that home isn't always somewhere we return to.

Sometimes home is the relationship we slowly build with ourselves.

There she is.

Gently Fierce: Poems of Faith, Rage & Holy Imagination

For the places where tenderness and resistance meet.

These poems were written at the fault line between faith and fury, grief and hope, tenderness and rage.

They wrestle with what it means to remain human—and to remain connected to something sacred—when the world feels increasingly fractured.

Gently Fierce is a collection of poems about faith, anger, grief, justice, embodiment, and the stubborn insistence that love still matters.

These poems don't offer easy hope. They offer something more honest: the willingness to stay present to what is true.