My writing explores personal experience, narrative craft, and the human capacity for resilience. Across published work, creative nonfiction, and professional writing, I focus on clarity, emotional depth, and meaningful connection with readers.
Featured Publications
The Penmen Review (SNHU)
Publication in Southern New Hampshire University’s literary journal. This piece reflects my continued work in creative nonfiction and literary storytelling.
Victory Over Suicidal Tendencies: Fostering the Human Connection
A published personal narrative exploring trauma, suicidality, and recovery, with a focus on the role of human connection.
Signature Writing Sample
Unreasonable Death
Creative Nonfiction | Personal Narrative
A deeply personal narrative exploring grief, memory, and the decision to choose life after loss. This piece reflects my ability to translate complex emotional experience into clear, resonant prose.
Additional Writing Samples
Slipping Past Memory
Long-form Narrative | Memoir
An extended narrative examining childhood trauma through layered structure and metaphor.
The View From the Inside
Narrative Technique | POV Study
A multi-perspective piece exploring the same experience through shifting points of view.
Wilson Speaks
Voice | Creative Writing
A character-driven anthropomorphic piece showcasing internal dialogue and voice-based storytelling.
Journalism & Feature Writing
Published Work | Community & Feature Reporting
These published articles reflect my work in community reporting and feature writing, highlighting local stories, organizations, and individuals through clear, engaging, and accessible journalism.
The Gathering Church is on the Move
Jones Serves Through WhyNot Ministries
In Light of Death
Reflective Essay
A contemplative piece capturing human connection during uncertain times.
Ghostwriting & Collaborative Work
I also provide collaborative and ghostwriting support, helping individuals and organizations shape ideas, refine voice, and develop clear, compelling written content aligned with their goals.
