Freelancing

Freelance Like Nobody’s Watching (Because They Aren’t)

A field guide to creating, collapsing, and carrying on

Mythos

The Veil-Stitchers

On masks, silence, and the saints who sew us into being

Self Image

Confessions of a Shadow-Dweller

Why I’m done trying to look “well-lit” for other people’s comfort

Blogging

New Blog, Who Dis?

Same voice, same chaos, fancier furniture

Life

Here I Am, For Real

On selfies, tarot spreads, and showing more of the face behind the words

Aging

The Myth of Being “Done” (and Why I Don't Buy It)

Because life doesn’t come with an expiration date, no matter what society tells you

Storytelling

The Loitering God Manifesto

On wasting time with dignity, and why it might be the holiest thing you can do

Life

The Secret Economy of Attention

How the quiet choices of focus shape the architecture of our lives

Spirituality

Facing the Abyss vs. Buying the Mural

A consumer guide to spiritual choices nobody asked for

Blogging

Blogging Isn’t Dead. It Just Stopped Caring About Being Cool.

On choosing permanence over platforms

Movies

Then vs. Now: Growing Older With The Village

Something interesting I've noticed as I get older. Some of the films you really loved at different times don’t necessarily stay the same when you periodically revisit them. Many of them actually grow with you. Or maybe it’s that you grow, and the film remains a

Short Fiction

The Game of Reasons: A Fable

There was once a woman who lived at the outermost edge of a crowded city. She wasn't wealthy. She wasn't particularly powerful, either. But she had something in abundance that was rarer than either of those things – time. And because her time was precious, many came