Writing

I write essays and nonfiction that investigate and interrogate how stories are produced, circulated, and enforced, particularly within institutions such as education, religion, and the justice system. 

My poetry engages language as both material and constraint, often working through compression, repetition, and voice to explore memory, loss, and resistance.

This work includes research-based writing produced for scholarly, professional, and public audiences. These pieces engage education, organizational design, and systems-level questions, and are intended to inform practice as well as discourse.

• mushroom logic, vol. 1: doves can’t cry. that’s stupid — book. Independently Published, 2024.
• Ensuring Adult and Non-Traditional Learners’ Success with Technology, Design, and Structure — chapter: “Postsecondary Program Design for Adult Learners.” IGI Global, 2021.
• Life Sentences: Writings from Inside an American Prison — contributor; author of the introduction. Belt Publishing, 2019