writing

the amnesia experiment

available on amazon, barnes and noble, and google books and selling copies internationally in the u.k., germany, and australia, this novel is a dystopian sci-fi retelling of cinderella that i self-published in the summer before my junior year of high school.

it follows five life-threatening trials that a young girl named alle has to face, all without any memory of her past. unbeknownst to her, the experiment is being televised to a world rocked by the third world war and controlled by an iron-fisted queen.

a love child of my favorite stories, this was a passion project that explored my love of love and my fascination with true courage and the effects of war and tragedy.

reviews

"i love a good fairytale retelling, and this one is a sci-fi version of cinderella. also, i’ve always been fascinated by memory loss and its profound effects on someone’s life—this story explores that in spades. it’s obvious this young author has a bright future." - aella black, author of lock down

"i really loved the visuals that you get from inside the amnesia experiment. it is a very grand and imaginative story. the different trials were punishing and described masterfully." - c.d. kester, author of chasing demons

"wonderfully written with amazing surprises that keep you turning every page (or scrolling if you’re reading on your kindle!). great read and loved every bit of it!" - cassandra mcknight

humor articles

some quips about school culture published by the stanford daily

content design

some writing/editing i did for tesla to reach audiences based in texas (my home state!) on the benefits of getting powerwall, tesla's renewable home batteries

read it on tesla's official website!

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