Writing about memory, identity, family,
and the stories we carry.
Writing has always been at the center of what I do. Whether I’m helping an organization clarify its story, building a brand, or writing about my own life, I’m interested in the same thing: how people make meaning from experience.
I completed a memoir, Another Generation Ruined, about growing up in Massachusetts in the 1980s amid family upheaval, pop music, and the search for identity.
My work explores memory, family, shame, humor, and the legacies we inherit.
Current Project:
Another Generation Ruined
Another Generation Ruined is a memoir about a queer Gen X kid growing up inside a nationally publicized 1980s divorce, where pop music, a suburban record store, and the voice of Tina Turner offer the only way out of a family coming apart behind closed doors.
The memoir has been long-listed for the Santa Fe Writers Project Literary Award, and excerpts have appeared in Avalon Literary Review and on I Have That On Vinyl.