My writing is forged from the raw material of hundreds of diaries—a cartography of self mapped through ink, vulnerability, and relentless introspection. Since childhood, words have been my primary tool of survival and understanding, transforming personal chaos into literary coherence. I've pursued a writing life that refuses to conform, turning personal struggles into universal narratives that challenge and illuminate the complexity of female experience.

My work has appeared in The Cut, Adbusters, The Humber Literary Review, and the literary anthology "emerge". I'm an alumna of The Writer's Studio at Simon Fraser University, and contributed to Sheila Heti's collaborative book "Women in Clothes". Born and raised in rural Alberta, I spent a decade in Montreal before returning west to write about extraction—of resources, of self, of meaning—in all its forms.

I worked as a copywriter for several years and was a Creative Lead at Cossette, one of Canada’s top ad agencies. My most recent position was as Head of Content at Rodeo FX, an award-winning visual effects studio. Find a portfolio of that work here.

Read my long-form essay on love addiction in The Humber Literary Review here. I was always writing a book titled “Stories I Wish I Could Tell You In Person” and that manuscript lives in my hard drive. I’m writing a new memoir detailing a solo road trip from Calgary to Cabo San Lucas with a wild psychedelic trip along the way. I paint and I’m not bad at it.