I write to compost. To take what's heavy and let it become soil for something new.

My writing lives between poetry and philosophy, between the personal and the universal. I write about what it means to inhabit yourself when the world would rather you shrink. About families that carry silence like luggage and what happens when someone finally speaks. About creativity as medicine, play as rebellion, and the spaces between people where the real things live.

My first book, Wildchild of the Universe, is a collection of poems and music. I self-published it with a 200-person immersive premiere where the audience walked blindfolded, confessed surrender to a mirror, and received an embrace before they ever opened the book. It sold out.

I'm currently writing a mythological novel about courage, mirrors, and the non-negotiable contracts we make with ourselves. Featuring Cap. Coraje Corazón and Don Espejo.

I share reflections on Substack. Some of what I write will make you laugh. Some will make you sit quietly for a while.