The pre-order campaign for Fire Becomes Her is now live! Submit your form by Feb 7th 2021 to receive pre-order goodies! You will receive: A character art print illustrated by Nicole Deal Two puntastic stickers A Fire Becomes Her bookmark A signed bookplate A bonus scene (or two) The pre-order campaign is open to those […]



Hello hello! Welcome to the Pitch Wars wishlist for Team Goat (so called because we are at all times screaming, eating, or fainting, not because we are the greatest of all time). If you don’t know what Pitch Wars is and found your way here anyway, Pitch Wars is a mentorship contest/program for unagented authors. […]
Advice is weird. There’s a lot of it floating around basically all the time. “Advice for aspiring writers” or “advice for debut authors” are terms I have, at times in my career, muted on twitter because none of it is ever absolute. Your mileage may vary in a very very big way. No advice is […]
I’m thrilled to share that I’ll have a story published in the Common Bonds anthology of aromantic stories celebrating platonic relationships out 2020! I can’t wait to share NOT TO DIE with you all and introduce you to my grumpy fiber witch, upbeat flower vendor, and the otherworldly market that brings them together!
Tarnished Are The Stars is, at its core, a queer adventure story, but it also deals with some heavy topics, many of which could be triggering to some readers. I have included a list below of overall content warnings with minimal spoilers, and beneath that I have included a more detailed explanation with chapter numbers. […]
I’m so excited to share with you Be Your Own Mentor, a program designed to help writers revise and get query-ready on their own! As an alumn of Pitch Wars, and a current Author Mentor Match mentor, mentorship is a huge passion of mine. My co-creator, Rachel Griffin, and I see incredible potential come through […]
I remember when I first started thinking about writing as a career sifting through blog after blog, reading the success stories of other writers. They ranged from pretty standard to downright wild, but they were always inspirational; they always had a happy ending. I dreamed of one day being one of them, of one day […]