I’m a thoughtful, ever-curious writer with over a decade of experience in advertising, as well as lifestyle journalism.

Emphasis on the
ever-curious.

I am fascinated by the complexities of the human experience, how personal—and yet how universal—our journeys can be. I write to understand what moves people and to influence the paths they take. English major turned copywriter, I spent the first part of my career working at several agencies, where I honed my skills in strategy, brand identity, and narrative, before deciding to work independently.

My interest—for both advertising and editorial work—lies in unspooling the story I’m given to find the story worth telling. I’ve applied this lens to work for brands that include Le Creuset, Blackberry Farm, BMW, Lenovo, John Deere, and Michelin. I also write magazine articles, where I cover food, beverage, art, culture, and travel. In my free time, I put out a newsletter called yard violet. You can read more about it here.

I live in beautiful Greenville, SC with my husband and our three little boys. I like Saturday long runs, late afternoon sunlight, blazing hot baths, lingering dinner parties, and toast with good, salted butter. Oxford comma forever.

So Far

In collaboration with others and on my own, I’ve had the joy of working on some great brands.


Still to Come

I’m at my best when I work with companies who are making a difference or making life more beautiful. Here are a few dream projects I’d love to tackle. Sound like you? Let’s talk.

Hospitality or destination brand

The best hotels are like books: they enfold you in another world, they create a sense of thrill and anticipation for what’s coming next. Branding plays such a significant role in how people experience a destination and demands a nuanced understanding of style, soul, and story—as well as attention to the details that express them.

Unconventional women’s health/wellness brand

Are you a fertility start-up? A visionary health system with a radical approach? A doula network? A research org working on an understudied condition? If you’re listening to women and working to create a world where more women can thrive, I wanna join you.

Winemaker with a point of view

The particular magic of place, the unpredictability of weather, the power of time, the honing of craft, the individual approach we call style, the romance of the table, the sweat, the mistakes, the tradition, the transcendence, omg what more could a writer want?