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“In girlhood, abandonment was built into the structure of our friendships. The agreement was clear, even if unspoken: as we pruned each other’s hair for flyaways, lit each other’s cigarettes, shared clothes like secrets, grew closer and farther apart, exploded and reconciled, we primed each other for later, more ‘important’ relationships with our partners. All this time, we had been preparing to leave each other.”

- From "Smashing" in Ohio State's The Journal

Awards & Fellowships

  • Yaddo — Artist Fellowship

    Nation's most prestigious residency. Alumni: 88 Pulitzers, 72 National Book Awards, 1 Nobel Prize.

  • Washington Square Review — New Voices

    Longlisted, Spring 2026. 500+ submissions.

  • The Sewanee Review — Finalist

    2021. America's oldest literary quarterly. Judged by Stephanie Danler.

  • Kenyon Review Writer's Workshop

    Studied under essayist Melissa Faliveno.