I write from the intersections of grief and liberation, memory and magic, rage and reverence.

As the founder of Cowrie Crossings, my writing exists alongside my facilitation and ritual work, anchored in Black and Indigenous cosmologies, feminist resistance, and the embodied belief that another world is not only possible but already emerging through our stories. I write to remember, to resist, and to remake what we thought was fixed. Whether in the form of essays, meditations, facilitation guides, or grief invocations, my words move with the rhythms of the land, ancestral memory, and communal healing.

The clarity of bell hooks influences my work, the cultural diagnostics of Resmaa Menakem, the truth-telling of Toni Morrison, the visionary structure of Octavia Butler, and the grounded, gut-level praxis of adrienne maree brown. My writing centers the dignity of marginalized lives, holds space for discomfort, and invites my readers into reflection, rupture, and repair.

I primarily write for those navigating grief, collective trauma, political disillusionment, and longing for connection outside capitalist extraction. I believe writing can be both a tool and a talisman.

You can find my latest published work on the Liberatory Wellness Network blog, where I contribute essays that explore the intersection of healing justice, cultural critique, and community accountability.

Latest pieces:

“The Politics of Renaming: Refusing the Plantation Archive” - LWN blog