"I feel like my life is totally constructed by jobs: the freelance ones that pay the bills, the 'literary' ones that don’t really pay but that I feel hold me together." Read More
"Cutting was not about externalizing the pain of being a misfit. It was about winding disparate threads of the ways I didn’t fit into one visible chord." Read More
The LGBTQ historical crime novel has a dual function: first, to uncover the particular past, true actions and motivations of a set of characters; and second, to re-insert queer characters back into a time period that has excluded them Read More
"My therapist reminds me, 'If it can’t be fixed, death can heal it.' Meaning, endings are not inherently or only traumatic. Some things are just a letting go, or a putting down of a burden that isn’t working..." Read More
