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queer Cajun writer. Raised between New Orleans and Atlanta, she currently lives in Savannah, GA with her partner and two cat, where she is a member of the Peacock Guild’s 2025-26 cohort & a Writing Fellow with Deep Center.
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Waxwing, Puerto del Sol, Catapult (RIP), monkeybicycle, HAD, Split Lip, Electric Literature, SUNHOUSE, and X-R-A-Y, where she was previously the co-Managing Editor. She was also a former Editor-in-Chief of So to Speak, an intersectional feminist literary journal. She is currently a co-founder and editor of Chatterbox!, a magazine publishing longform fiction.
Her memoir essay, “Phantom Pains,” was nominated for a 2023 Best of Net; “Foreigner,” published in Waxwing, was named a finalist in fugue’s 2024 Prose Contest. Her novella-in-progress, Godmother, also received an honorable mention in CRAFT’s 2023 First Chapters contest.
More details can be found on her portfolio page.
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edit and design anthologies, ghostwrite, copyedit, pitch essays, and conduct author interviews.
A full list of her past collaborative projects, along with her personal publications, is located on her portfolio page, here.
If you’re interested in working with her for one of these tasks (or a new, secret thing), you can contact her here.
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