I Swear I’m Still Here (And Yes, Still Writing)

Hi. Hello. Yes, it’s me. Still here. Still alive. Somehow.

I know, I know. I haven’t updated in forever. You’d think being a writer would make me good at, you know, writing things, but apparently my brain files “blog posts” under “optional side quests” and promptly forgets they exist. I can churn out 70,000 words about knights and doomed love, but ask me to post an update and suddenly I have no hands.

Anyway, updates! Because things have been happening, even if I’ve been terrible at saying so.

Oath, a project I started in a manic episode and was supposed to only be 20k words got out of hand and now it’s a whole novel and it’s coming out on November 28th! Yay!

I’m going to do as poorly at advertising it as I do most things, but hey, I am trying. I’ve reached out to some lovely book reviewers about sending PR boxes, so hopefully that works out and people start yelling about it on the internet in a good way.

I am always writing though, most of the time. I have several other books in the pipeline. I have AuDHD, which is great for having a creative brain but I have no control over which one I can work on at any given time. So while I’m technically always writing, I’m also never finishing anything. It’s fine.

That said, I’m really hoping to get my sapphic romantasy Thistles & Thorns out in the first few months of next year. It was almost done! And then I decided to change a major plot point because apparently I hate myself. So now I’m about 3/4 of the way through rewriting the whole thing. But that’s just… my process. 100% chaos and then things kinda just work out.

Anyway! I hope you’re enjoying the books I have managed to get out into the world, and I really hope you’re excited for Oath. It’s a story that means a lot to me, and I had so much fun writing it.

Okay. Bye.

Getting to know me!

Growing up in Manitoba, I always felt like I belonged here—surrounded by open skies, golden fields, and a quiet kind of magic that only those who truly know the prairies can understand. So, when my parents uprooted me in high school and dragged me (very much against my will) to Alberta, I knew one day I’d find my way back. And as soon as I could, I did—this time with my husband by my side. There’s just something about home, isn’t there?

Now, here I am in my 30s, living my dream as a writer, and I couldn’t be more excited about what’s coming next! My poetry collection, I Spent A Year Saying I Love You, was my first step into the world as an author, and now I’m about to take another huge step with my YA novel, A Chance To Be Happy! It releases on March 1st in ebook, paperback, and hardcover, and you can even pre-order it now at most major book retailers! (I still can’t believe I get to say that!!!)

I’ve always wanted to write stories that would have helped me when I was younger—stories about mental illness, discovering your sexuality, and learning that you deserve to be loved, even when you feel unlovable. I know firsthand how hard it can be to believe in your own worth, and if my words can make even one person feel seen, understood, or just a little bit less alone, then I’ll have done what I set out to do.

When I’m not writing, you can usually find me cooking up something delicious, getting lost in nature, or diving into the wonderful world of LARP. I also adore animals (even though I don’t have any of my own—yet!).

At the end of the day, I just want the world to be a kinder, brighter place, and I hope my stories can add even a little bit of light. If you’re reading this, thank you for being here, for supporting my writing, and for making this journey so incredible. I can’t wait to share A Chance To Be Happy with you all!

If you want to keep up with my writing journey, pre-order my book, or just say hi, feel free to reach out! Let’s make the world a little brighter together. ❤️

It Begins

Ahh! I’m so excited to be diving into this adventure!

My first novel, A Chance To Be Happy, releases on March 1, 2025. Am I ready? No! But I sure am excited!