Portfolio

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Poetry​

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2025​

• The Trees Don't Know | Radical Catalyst

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2023​

• Lake Erie in Late July | Whimsical Publishing Press

• intercoursing | self-published

• 1941 (But what of the rain?) ◊ Mycelium | The Basilisk Tree

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2022​

• ellipsis | Nightingale & Sparrow Micropoetry Series

• un/breakable | Moss Puppy Magazine

• burnt orange | Rubbertop Review

• quiet, quiet, quiet | Nightingale & Sparrow

  • the tide rises, the tide falls | reprint | 2023​

• Fairy Perfume | Queerlings

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2021​​​

• swampwater | Moss Puppy Magazine

• Big Hands ◊ sediment & iron | Breaking the Silence†

• Whenever it snows. | Nightingale & Sparrow

• Boy | Kissing Dynamite

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Fiction

• Fairy Rings by Morning | Wyrd & Wyse | 2022

• Red Run | FEED | 2021

• Guts | Luna Negra | 2018

• lovehandles | Luna Negra | 2018

  • Fusion Magazine | excerpt​ | 2019​

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As Editor (Creative)​​​

• Canto 26 | Editor-in-Chief

• Canto 27 | Fall Editor-in-Chief

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Speaking

• About That Time My 15-Year-Old Self Wore Makeup to the Football Game | Courageously Queer Storytelling | Main Street Kent Rainbow Weekend 2023 | Kent, Ohio | speaker by invitation

• A Not-So-Anonymous Love Addict | Courageously Queer Storytelling | Main Street Kent Rainbow Weekend 2022 | Kent, Ohio | speaker by invitation

• sediment & iron | Breaking the Silence† Launch Event | Literary Cleveland | 2021 | Cleveland, Ohio | contributor & speaker by invitation

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Additional Recognition

• beautiful boy | Kissing Dynamite Poetry Press 2022 Microchap Series | finalist
   

Juvenilia

• Norton High School Literary Journal | Norton, Ohio:

  • Bones ◊ Bruises | 2008

  • A Friend, Lost ◊ Wonderland | 2009

  • Untitled | 2010

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†Breaking the Silence: Queer Self, Life, and Love in Northeast Ohio | Literary Cleveland Amplify Series​

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Academic Work (Undergraduate)

Blind Peer Review

• "Well, That's That" — Depictions of Masculinity in Dorothy Parker's "Mr. Durant"

• "In the Fashion of Those Women" — Intersections of Womanhood and Social Class in Eliza Haywood's Fantomina

• "I Felt as though I Was Helping Her Torture Him" — Intersectionality and Black Feminism in Octavia Butler's "Bloodchild"

• "We Were Rich Before" — War, Class, and Privilege in Maus and Persepolis

• Pulp, Subculture, Identity, and Bannon's I Am a Woman
   

Writing Portfolio (Writing Minor Capstone Project)

• Sovereign Women & Beardless Men: Gender in Literature of the Middle Ages

  • The Huntress and the Fairy: Feminine Paganism in Medieval Arthuriana​

  • A City of Their Own: The Question of Proto-Feminism in Medieval Literature

  • Swords, Shields, and Sex: Literary Knighthood and Medieval Constructions of Masculinity

  • Under the Greenwood Tree: Homosociality in the Ballads of Robin Hood

  • Coda | Weird, Indeed: The Ill-Gotten Power of the Witchy Woman in Macbeth

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As Editor​​

• The Writing Center Review vol. 22 | Editor-in-Chief

• The Writing Center Review vol. 21 | Co-Editor

• The Writing Center Review vol. 20 | Co-Editor

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Scholarly Presentations

• "Once You Stumble ... Human Nature Is on You" — Septimus Warren Smith's Gender Nonconformity and Suicide in Mrs. Dalloway | Award of Distinction

• "Under the Greenwood Tree" — Hegemonic Masculinity and Homosociality in the Ballads of Robin Hood

• Swords, Shields, and Sex: Literary Knighthood and Medieval Constructions of Masculinity

• What Makes a Space "Safe"? — Reflecting on LGBTQ Issues in the Writing Center

• Tutoring Across Difference: Intersectionality in the Writing Center

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