What’s Next: Stories Taking Shape
This year has brought change on every level—and while I continue to navigate the personal and practical challenges of transition, my creative life is blossoming in parallel. Several new stories…
Gratitude, and What Comes Next
It’s been a full workweek since Threads of Light stepped into the world—and what a quietly beautiful launch it’s been. Thank you to everyone who’s purchased a copy, shared the…
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✨ Souls on the Page: The People of Threads of Light
Every story begins with a voice. Sometimes it arrives all at once. Other times, it whispers from the edges of a scene, waiting to be heard. The characters in Threads…
Where Do Threads Begin?
When I set out to write The Second Coming of Grace, I found myself needing more than plot points and character sketches. I needed to know the people in Grace’s…
After Grace: A New Story Begins
A few weeks ago, The Second Coming of Grace stepped out into the world—and into the hands of its first readers. I’ve been quietly absorbing the ripple effects since then:…
What Is Visionary Fiction, Anyway?
Some people call it spiritual fiction. Others call it metaphysical. Some say it's literary with a mystic twist. For me, it’s all of the above—and something deeper. Visionary fiction is…
The Stories Between the Scenes
When I first began writing The Second Coming of Grace, I knew I was telling one story—but I could feel others stirring just beneath the surface. A sideways glance from…
Launch Day! The Second Coming of Grace Is Here
It’s here. The Second Coming of Grace is officially out in the world. I’ve typed those words in journal entries, imagined them late at night, and whispered them to myself…
Sneak Peek: The Opening Lines of Grace
We begin with a dream. A woman. A cross. Pain that lives in the body, not just the mind. These are the first lines of The Second Coming of Grace—a…
Paper Stars: The Small Signs That Guide Us
It was just a moment. Grace, sitting across from Liam at Future Bakery. A paper star taped above a flyer on the corkboard. Five uneven points. Delicate. Out of place.…