Fiction
"Horoscopes" (Dunce Codex issue 1)
Outlook not so good
"Work From Home" (X-R-A-Y, 2024)
They're here for the $$$
"Hairy Mammalian Creatures" (JAKE, May 2024)
A sacred pubertal rite goes off the rails
"The F*cking Birds" (Back Patio Press, February 2024)
A brief, strange look into a birdy bedroom
Journalism
"Pretty Much Paying Attention" (Amherst Magazine, Winter 2016)
Profile of the Grammy-nominated kids music duo Andrew & Polly
"Storytime For Adults" (The Providence Journal, September 2015)
A look at two live storytelling shows in downtown Providence
"Providence Fringe Fest" (The Providence Journal, July 2015)
Suggested itineraries for audience members of all stripes
"Trans-continental Theatrics" (Providence Monthly, March 2015)
On the challenges of being a geographically scattered four-piece theatre company
"Hometown Warrior" (Brown Alumni Magazine, December 2014)
Profile of Walter Paster, an affable nonagenarian whose only complaint is occasional knee trouble
"Lava Fossil" (Rhode Island Monthly, November 2014)
Profile of the artist Eli Nixon (please note, when this piece was written Eli (they/them) was performing under a different name/pronouns. I have no retroactive control over the publication, but would like to acknowledge their accurate name and pronouns)
"Eye For Design" (Rhode Island Monthly, April 2014)
Profile of Providence-based craftsman Nicolas Esposito, who uses wood to tell stories
"Digging Into the Meaning of Our Morning Meals" (The New School's Inquisitive Eater, June 2013)
Review of Andrew Dalby's The Breakfast Book
"Learning to Imagine" (The Trinity Square Magazine, Fall 2010)
One regional theatre company's work with children with autism
"The Bees...and the Bees" (The Kent County Daily Times, May 2007)
On the mysterious life of bees
"Musée Patamécanique" (The Bristol Phoenix, November 2006)
A modern day wunderkammer opens in Bristol, Rhode Island
Marketing Publications
"Meridian" (Mirman School, 2018-2019)
Writing, editing, and art/design direction for Mirman School's annual magazine