Writing Portfolio
My fiction, essays, and poetry, as featured in publications such as The Yale Herald and The New Journal.
Featured writings
"Christ on a Bike," published in Columbia University's Varsity Review, about a bike ride through a small New England town.
"Bliss," a short story published in the Yale Daily News Magazine about a man who sees his past wander right into this Panera.
"Joss Stone Explains the World to Me," published in The Yale Herald and in which I interview the Grammy-winning soul singer.
"Case Study," a slice of flash fiction in The New Journal, about anxious love in a hospital waiting room.
"Every Writer Must Read Annie Dillard," for the Yale Herald, in which I elegy the late writer who reminds me why I, against odds and necessity, continue to write.
At The Yale Herald
Along with writing extensively over the last three years at The Yale Herald, I served as co-editor in chief for the 2025-2026 schoolyear, presiding over twenty-two weekly issues, including eleven in print. Prior to that, I served as a Desk Editor at Culture and Voices.
My pieces "A People's History of Rawdogging" and "Making Sense of David Byrne through Catharsis" are two of the most-viewed pieces in The Yale Herald online history, each with over 50,000 views and counting.
Reviews:
"In “Sheffield Scientific,” Proximity is Not Participation," April 6, 2026
"Community Scrapbook: on "Saniya’s Salon,"" March 1, 2026
"College Review," February 15, 2026
"“One Battle After Another” is As Good As It Gets," October 5, 2025
""Napoleon": A Weird, Horny Man-Baby of a Film," December 3, 2023
"Cannibalism Makes Living Easier," October 29, 2023
"Making Sense of David Byrne through Catharsis," October 15, 2023
""Bottoms:" Sex and Football Are All You Need," September 24, 2023
Reflections:
"Glen Hansard & Parasocial Grief," September 6, 2026
"Daring Season: Life at the Herald," April 20, 2026
"First Apocalypse," April 12, 2026
"Visions of Yotopia," November 16, 2025
"Death Saved: A Theatrical Essay Without Words," November 2, 2025
"Novel Devotion," October 12, 2025
"Aldermania: Ward 1’s Most Daring Candidate Since Summer 2025," September 5, 2025
"A People's History of Rawdogging," February 10, 2024.
"Nailed Down," November 5, 2023
"Potty Court: An Oasis," October 8, 2023
"I Am Sick of Invention," October 1, 2023
"Is David Foster Wallace Overrated?" September 24, 2023
Select Letters from the Editor:
"Letter from the Editors (February 8, 2026)"
"Letter from the Editors (November 16, 2025)"
"Will You Read Me? (Letter from the Editors, October 12, 2025)"
Poetry:
"One of Four," August 31, 2025
"'night, Moon," October 6, 2024
"Leaflings, Sprouting Stacked From Many Stems," September 29, 2024
"Crossing Signal," April 28, 2024
"Let's Make a Painting," February 19, 2024
"Give Me A Sponge, Please," September 17, 2023
Fiction:
"Degree of Hunger," March 2, 2025
"A Letter of Concern," January 28, 2024
Other Publications
Spires Magazine
"When She Came to Know the Fallacy of a Single Self," Spring 2025 (Poem)
Caesura Journal
"On the Cliffside," May 2026 (Critical Essay)
The New Journal
"The Opposite of Loss," May 8, 2026 (NewsJournal)
"I Did Not Jaywalk," February 8, 2026 (Aside)
"A Crack in Time," May 3, 2025 (Aside)
"Christmas Walk," April 20, 2025 (Aside)
The Yale Daily News
"To the Child with Precarious Crepes," December 10, 2025 (Essay)