I have been creating and sharing my own stories since I first learned to speak. My parents, siblings, and cousins were often the victims of whatever strange adventure my imagination had decided we would be going on that day. Growing older, I often found myself lost in fiction, and have regularly made use of the books I read as inspiration and guides for how to tell better stories of my own.

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In university I chose to study social psychology, hoping to gain a better understanding of the "why" and "how" behind people who succeed at accomplishing their goals. For ten years I worked as a communications professional in a variety of fields before making my way into the gaming industry. Over the last five years I've had the pleasure of experiencing video game marketing, community management, and production as I continued to hone my narrative and creative writing skills.

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As a narrative designer and worldbuilder, I get to combine two of my greatest passions in video games and storytelling. For me, writing is the outlet for an imagination that constantly says "wouldn't it be cool if...". If it isn't traditional fiction, it's probably some idea for a mechanic in a game I enjoy, a magical item or interesting location for my homebrew tabletop worlds, or dreaming up a way to turn a story into an interactive gaming experience.