Explorations in voice and genre
Mary's grandmother's dying wish is for her to get in touch with her Trinidadian roots. Her visit reveals secrets and cultural depth, but also sparks rivalries. Handsome Javon helps her discover the meaning of her authentic name, but he has a troubled past. Will Mary return to Brooklyn the same? Will she return alone?
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A radical departure in voice. This is perfectly creepy for Halloween.
Honorable mention in the 2020 Texas Observer Short Story Contest.
Aviva's first time modeling and she has a moment of realization that her body image needs healing.
Three tiny poems inspired by prompts on Twitter.
Placed 2nd in the International Oz Group's 2019 Writing Contest in Nonfiction.
Analieze and Rick are finding their love life fizzling out. Coming up with a solution has never been so funny. The point of view of a third person not only has to save their marriage, but uncover secrets they've been keeping from each other. Part I.
Honorable mention in the Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival Caribbean-American writers short story contest 2021
A growing collection of free reads that were entered in Reedsy's weekly contests
A brief bit of prose in remembrance of one of my father's sayings, "Eh boy, look at my crosses, nuh."