
IN OTHER WORDS
Here you can find published short stories, poems, and upcoming works!
Across the Margin
A short story inspired by the thought-provoking question: Is it better to see someone for who they are or who you know they can be? A work with longing, fondness, and nostalgia all wrapped in one. It was published January of 2023 on the Across the Margin, an Arts and Culture webzine/publishing company. Saudade was recently selected as one of Across the Margin's Best Of stories published in 2023. UPDATE: Saudade was also chosen to be featured on Across The Margin's Podcast, ATM Storytellers, where stories are read by the authors themselves. Catch Season 3, Episode 1 on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!
Half and One
Unnoticed, a vulnerable poem about the transition to womanhood, was published in March 2023 by Half and One. Half and One is a space for journalism and narrative non-fiction, art and creativity, prose and poetry.
Illustration by Nicole Kharjana
UPDATE: "Unnoticed" has been selected by the editorial team to be published in Volume 1 of Half and One The Magazine.
Poetry as Promised Literary Magazine
S.A.D., also known as Seasonal Depression Disorder, is the title of a poem published in the winter 2023 edition of Poetry as Promised Literary Magazine.
Roi Fainéant Literary Press
Treading Water, published February of 2023, is a poem that dives deep into the abyss of codependency. It's a potent ode to those who have struggled in silence.
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HerStry
Natalie's essay, a vulnerable and honest ode to motherhood, was published in the literary magazine dedicated to empowering women in December, 2023.
Punk Noir Press
A short (200 word) and mostly-sweet story about betrayal. Published May 2024.
Epistemic Literary
A beautiful and raw short story on the struggle of dementia. Published June 15, 2024
Scuzzbucket Lit (Medium)
A flash fiction piece that demonstrates the intricacies of white lies.
Cowboy Jamboree Press
A microfiction piece featured in the 2025 Spring Issue titled, Tough Women, Gritty Tales
Rejection Letters
Photography feature for fiction piece titled, "Birth Mom (Addison Zeller)"

Vladmir Nabokov Would Be Proud
BULL
Flash fiction that is best summarized by Shakespeare: "Hell is empty and all the Devils are here."
Coming Soon