Fiction Writing
When writing fiction, I find dialogue to be the most entertaining aspect. However, I do not shy away from long, contemplative, and descriptive sections in a text. I subscribe strongly to the "show, don't tell" mentality of writing. Writers should respect their readers' intelligence and leave room for interpretation.

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Current works: 3



The Poem Post
  • A project from my creative writing class at the University of Redlands. This work features a few chapters of a girl attending college while dealing with personal family struggles as well as a mystery poet that she is enamored with.

All but Happenstance - In Progress
  • Harrison Alcott is a time machine technician. He just does his job like he's supposed to, and goes home every night. But his routine is thrown out of whack when a woman breaks into his shop, holds him at gunpoint, and forces him to take her back in time.

War Mole
  • A short writing exercise inspired by the television show Lioness.















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