Born & raised in Seattle and Boulder. At home in New York, Paris, Tel Aviv & Dublin. I’m a writer and reader, an academic and creative. Passionate about words, wine, and my community. MPhil in Comparative Literature from Trinity College Dublin (2024). BA in Global Liberal Studies from New York University (2022).

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of MOUTHFEEL. Fiction and CNF Editor at The Spotlong Review. Former Lit Review Editor and Teaching Fellow at New Square, the official journal of the Sancho Panza Literary Society, hosted at Trinity College Dublin. My prose has appeared in The Adroit Journal, Psaltery & Lyre, Hominum Journal, and elsewhere, and was nominated for Best American Short Stories 2023.

I presented my undergraduate research on wine and religion in France and Occupied Palestine, Drinkers with a Religion Problem, at the 2023 Middle Eastern Studies Association conference in Montreal. And my master’s dissertation, Mapping Zion: Cartography in Contemporary Israeli and Palestinian Fiction, a comparative approach to Caribbean and Middle Eastern fiction, at MESA 2025 in Washington, D.C. and at “Map Matters” at University College Cork in May 2026.