I’m a Canadian writer of supernatural, gothic, and speculative fiction that walks the line between myth and memory. My work often explores grief, resilience, and the uncanny ways silence shapes our lives.
Published Work
What the Land Remembers — A collection of myth-soaked literary stories about grief, resilience, and the inheritances we carry.
Coming Soon
Ash Remembers What Fire Forgets — The first book in a literary trilogy that weaves together Zoroastrian diaspora, cultural exclusion, and the haunting weight of belonging.
In Progress
Several supernatural and gothic novels in development, blending folklore, psychological tension, and dark speculative themes.
A non-fiction satire project (still under wraps — details coming soon!).
Writing Approach
I write dark, atmospheric fiction that favors slow-burn dread over shock-value horror, always drawn to the spaces where myth, faith, and memory collide.