Fiction
“Seven Urns” – Ploughshares, Fall 2025
“Any Thursday after the Apocalypse” – Bellingham Review, Issue 89
“Mohini Baba” – North American Review, Issue 307.3, Fall 2022
“Ash & Dust” – MASH Stories, 2016 (defunct journal)
Poetry
“Revelations” – forthcoming in Belmont Story Review
“Shopping List for an Apocalypse” – Wild Roof Journal, Issue 30, Summer 2025
“Gender Questioning in the End Times” – Chestnut Review, Winter 2025, Volume 6, Number 3
“What has fur is beast” – Entre Magazine, Volume 1, Spring 2024
“Understories” – Light Enters the Grove: Exploring Cuyahoga Valley National Park through Poetry, available in bookstores or directly from Kent State Press; read online at CVNP Poetic Inventory
“A Collection of Things That Are Not There” – Beyond Words Magazine, Issue 43, January 2024
“Birthright” – Literary Mama, July/August 2021
News & Events
“Poets write odes to Cuyahoga Valley National Park in ‘Light Enters the Grove'” – Barbara McIntyre, Akron Beacon Journal, 28 July 2024
“‘Light Enters the Grove’ poetry collection highlights Kent community writers” – Lindsay Collier, KENTWIRED.com, 29 August 2024
Literary Cleveland’s Breakthrough Writing Residency
“Winners of the 2022 Kurt Vonnegut Prize in Speculative Literature” – North American Review, 22 December 2021
“Cleveland Museum of Art Examines the Spooky Works of Odilion Redon With a Special Exhibition” – Cleveland Scene, 28 October 2021
Noir: Writing Inspired by Odilon Redon – 29 October 2021 at The Cleveland Museum of Art, presented by CMA + Literary Cleveland
Who I Am
Writer. Poet. Wanderer. Misfit. Night owl. Sri Lankan-Hungarian-American. Artist. Storyteller. Gemini Sun with a Pisces Moon. INFJ. Mom.
I’m a biracial author and mom who obsesses over travel, relishes getting lost in a good book, and always stays up too late. I love spooky stories, atmospheric films, rooftop views, blue lipstick, autumn skies, strong coffee, live oaks, beach bonfires, and cool breezes. I was born in Northeast Ohio but my soul is from the Lowcountry.
My writing is frequently gothic and often explores themes of identity, grief, isolation, and intersectionality. My stories are peopled with Sri Lankans, queers, Hungarians, ghosts, Southerners, outcasts, and wanderers.