I'm a writer and editor, working through the literary arts to build meaningful relationships and communities.

I edit scholarly writing in the humanities and social sciences — books, articles, and chapters for researchers from postdoctoral fellows to emeritus professors. Recent projects include Medicine as Theatre, Theatre as Medicine (Bloomsbury, 2026) and articles for Mémoires du livre/Studies in Book Culture. My editorial practice follows the Editors Canada professional standards across all four stages, from developmental editing to proofreading.

At the University of Toronto Scarborough, I facilitate nominations for national and international research awards as Research Awards & Honours Officer in the Office of the Vice-Principal, Research & Innovation.

Editorial services & portfolio →

My own writing began in scholarship. My dissertation shows how fresh representations of women’s friendships in early modern English literature (c. 1550-1650) critiqued and expanded the discourse of ideal friendship, providing new models largely overlooked by the modern scholarly conversation. That training in patient, historically attentive reading has shaped everything I have written since.

Read my paper "Spaces That Want Friends" →

I have served on the editorial team of Imprint, an annual literary and visual arts magazine based in Toronto, since 2018 — as Associate Editor, Lead Editor, and now as Online Editor. Most of my essays first appeared in its pages. These days I write personal essays and occasional poems, pieces that begin in the ordinary and discover the sacred.

Essays & poems →