Trippin' is a story about the power of family, the pull of friendships both toxic and helpful, living in a world where you "supposedly" don't exist, having a Mom that doesn't always understand you (isn't that a universal thing?), being helpless, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, depression, and more.

The Dark Ballet is a series of poems I wrote after I asked my pastor for a letter of recommendation for seminary, and was turned down. The story deals with me attempting to find my place in the world after this horrible shock. It also is my attempt at trying to find myself as a spiritual being, in the face of bipolar disorder and accompanying psychosis.

The Anguished is a book of science fiction poetry. It deals with suicide, technology, garbage and what it says about a civilization, Judaism in space, drugs, and what it takes to hold it all together.

Beams of Light contains poetry about The Teenage Liberation Handbook, and the consequences the author suffered from having read it as a kid. It also deals with depression, mental illness, a friendship with a young trans woman named Renne, reflections on life in a psychiatric ward, being queer, Zionism and how it affected the author's relationship with her first boyfriend, snorkeling, various young men that the author has been fond of, the modern radical right wing, and other aspects of the...

This story is about a Unitarian Universalist nun and her werewolf best friend, one thousand years into the future. Therese is a sadistic border guard who is seeking revenge on a fellow guard who attacked her. Agnes is a wayward Unitarian Universalist nun, who persuades Therese to set her free and follow her back to her convent. When Therese's adopted son gets involved, things get complicated.

The Alarm is a book of poetry about love, politics, depression, mental health, new beginnings, a police officer who falls in love with a llama, cooking ingredients, the afterlife, church, faith, and the differences between people.

Chapstick and an Arrow is a book of poetry about mental health, family, and growing up in modern day America. Be prepared to be delighted, because even non-fans of poetry will be won over by my prose-like verse.

This book is a tribute to my family. My family is a bit dysfunctional, but we have always loved each other and tried to do our best for each other. Unfortunately, we have a dark side. This book explores some of that.

Bloody Royale is a book of essays about homeschooling, death, the LGBTQ community, friendships, losing friends, being a bad friend, being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, living with bipolar disorder, music, having a passion for music, and being half Latina.

This book is about growing up Unitarian Universalist. It is also about faith, especially as it relates to bipolar disorder. Since religious mania is a symptom of bipolar disorder, this has an impact on our faith. Unitarian Universalism doesn't mandate belief in a God, either. In fact, within the walls of a Unitarian Universalist church, you will find many different belief systems. Intrigued? Read on.

Garnets is a book of poetry about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, food, road trips, having a bad memory, recovering from a bad relationship, asexuality, losing friends, having enemies, living with autism, immigration, and many more things.

Put It On is a book of poetry. It includes an essay about a relationship between a young cis woman and a trans man named Jasper. It is also about the death of the author's father, and her relationship with him. There is also poetry about friends of the author who have passed from this world. This book also includes some works of fiction.