An overview of my publicly available creative writing.
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Published
"Am I?" - The Dulcimer Volume LVII, Reverie (2024)
"The Dark" - prose, The Dulcimer Volume LVII, Reverie (2024)
"Drowning in All" - short fiction, The Dulcimer Volume LVII, Reverie (2024)
"Her Great Grandmother's Books" - creative nonfiction, The Dulcimer Volume LVI, Catalyst (2023)
"Little Sisters" - Young American Poetry Digest (2012)
Unpublished
Pride & Prejudice Screenplay
A screenplay adaptation of a scene from an assigned text and includes a reflective essay presenting the models, choices, and process for writing the screenplay.
Written for ENG237: Literature and Film (Fall 2020), available to read here.
Rebecca Screenplay
A screenplay adaptation of a scene from an assigned text and includes a reflective essay presenting the models, choices, and process for writing the screenplay.
Written for ENG382: Genre Adaptation Case Studies (Fall 2022), available to read here.
"The Cana of Galilee and the Devil" : The Brother's Karamazov Extended Chapter
A creative response to Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov in the form of an extended chapter to emphasize religious themes and Alyosha's status as the hero of the novel.
Written for GBK407: The Age of Ambivalence (Fall 2023), available to read here.
A Letter to His Uncle: Response to James Baldwin’s “My Dungeon Shook / A Letter to My Nephew”
A creative response to James Baldwin's "My Dungeon Shook / A Letter to My Nephew," highlighting how the issues of racism and discrimination against Black people continue to plague American society.
Written for GBK407: The Age of Ambivalence (Fall 2023), available to read here.
Writ Anew
A fiction chapbook of my retellings of three stories from the Holy Bible, all centered around ideas of evil and wickedness.
“To Board the Ark” follows Noella, a sister of one of Noah’s daughters-in-law,
as she attempts to stay with her sister despite the impending cleansing of the earth.
“The Son of Job” tells the story of the final days before Job’s children were killed
as part of Job’s test of faith.
“Stained With Innocent Blood” describes Judas Iscariot’s mind when
he decided to betray Jesus Christ.
Compiled for ENG386: Life of the Book (Spring 2022), available to read here.
*Cover Images via Jeff Jacobs from Pixabay.
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