Fiction & Current Projects

In my fiction, I write the books and characters I wanted to see when I was young. The people in my stories are queer, neurodivergent, strong-headed types of all shapes and sizes who go after what they want. They may inhabit this world or fantastical worlds of fairies or spaceships, but they’re always self-possessed and drive the story forward with their own bold choices.

How the Garden Grew Back

For fifteen-year-old Noemi, a wilderness therapy program seems like the perfect escape from her abusive father. But the relief is short-lived when she is banished to a remote Utah boarding school. Surrounded by hostility, Noemi refuses to be broken, launching a fierce battle against institutional homophobia to protect her true self in this autobiographical novel.

  • Young Adult Contemporary

  • 80,000 words

  • Querying

The Midnight Minyan

All twelve-year-old Batya wants is a place to belong. She finds it in the most unexpected place: a coven of Jewish witches led by the forest guardian, Baba Yaga. Just as Batya finally tastes true community, dark forces invade her town. To save her family, she must master her magic before the demons destroy everything she loves.

  • Middle Grade Fantasy

  • 45,000 words

  • Polishing

A Shade Darker Than Grass

Sent to spy on medieval humans, green-skinned fairy child Aya is torn between loyalty to her ruthless queen and love for her newfound mortal friends. As she struggles to navigate a world that doesn’t understand her, Aya must choose where her true allegiance lies. This lyrical historical fantasy reimagines the legendary “Green Children of Woolpit,” weaving ancient fairy lore with a resonant exploration of neurodivergent identity.

  • Middle Grade Fantasy

  • 35,000 words

  • Querying

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