About Me

Need someone who's obsessive about attention to detail and reader experience to write or edit for you? I can help.

I have 7 years of experience in SEO copywriting and editing, and 8 years of experience total in professional editing and writing. Please note that I've worked as a digital marketing ghostwriter under an NDA for many years; therefore, my portfolio has a lot of spec work to demonstrate the types of projects I've previously done.

Outside of copywriting, I write, edit, and review fiction—specifically sci-fi, horror, and fantasy. I currently serve as Assistant Editor for the literary magazine The Fantastic Other and as a reviewer for the literary magazine Decolonial Passage. I have previously interned at a university literary journal, Glint Journal, as a fiction and creative nonfiction editor and book reviewer.

Content Writing & Other Writing

Examples of my other writing below.

Join Hope Mills for 4th of July, America 250 celebrations - Up and Coming Weekly

Festivities for the United States Semiquincentennial are underway as cities across North Carolina prepare to host celebrations for this once-in-a-lifetime event. This year’s Independence Day marks a special occasion — the 250th anniversary of the ratification of the Declaration of Independence, the founding document that announced the separation of the 13 colonies from Great Britain.
One such event celebrating the occasion is happening close to home. The Hope Mills Parks & Recreation returns wi...

Black Artists and the Avant-Garde

The early 20th century avant-garde came to be largely through the charismatic leadership of white, European male artists who wanted to revolutionize art and do away with traditional art and ideas. Antonis Glytzouris notes that many avant-gardists were anti-capitalist and called for fellow artists and citizens alike to abandon the ideals of society and live freely as a “challenge to the bourgeois status quo” (133). Avant-gardists advocated not just for creative freedom, but for economic and socia...

Mahalia Cooks’ Review of Janis Thomas’ All That’s Left of Me

All That’s Left of Me, Janis Thomas’ most recently published novel, depicts Emma Davies, who is exhausted by her suburban life and its challenges and tends to take her family for granted. Through Thomas’ use of first-person perspective, the reader is placed in Emma’s shoes, taking on her hardships. Emma’s relationship with her husband has long since gone cold, her seventeen-year-old daughter, Kate, is becoming more independent—and, therefore, more rebellious—and her fifteen-year-old son, Josh, h...