About Me

I gather stories and carry them alongside the crow feather, the hickory nut, or the spiral shell in my pocket. Sometimes I return from foraging and lay down the words I’ve gathered, discovering how they stack together. Perhaps they’ll direct a fellow traveller, invite a new way of looking at an old path, or offer assurance that nearby is another wanderer. The stories mark a way—possibilities for walking into territories known and unknown. 

My writing explores the mysterious edges of spirit and nature, liminal spaces, the wonder of the everyday, the wildness within and without. I tell stories. I help others tell theirs. Sometimes these become books. I enjoy humans who embrace their eccentricities, who care and connect, and who want to live into their own imperfect fullness.

I believe other-than-human voices and ways-of-being matter. I believe the landscapes have songs, and we can participate in those songs, in remembrance and celebration. I want people to have the tools for practicing faithfulness to soil and sky. I want stories to navigate with and get lost within—stories that crack shells, melt wax, and sprout wings. Stories that open paths to living well in a living world. 

I work with a wonderful group of people as Executive Editor at the Humans and Nature Press, where we amplify conversations about human care for the living landscapes of which we are a part.