Writer. Columnist. Advocate.
Telling the stories that need to be told — on sex work, labor, and desire.
I’m a Pittsburgh-based writer, journalist, and sex work advocate whose work sits at the intersection of labor, desire, and the stories we’re not supposed to tell. My column, “Nite Shift,” runs in the Pittsburgh City Paper, and my writing has appeared in The Washington Post, Rolling Stone, VICE, The Daily Beast, Hustler Magazine, and more.
I’m a contributing author to three sex work anthologies — We Too (Feminist Press, 2021), The Holy Hour (Working Girls Press, 2023), and I Hate My Job (Working Girls Press, 2026) — and I’m currently at work on a memoir.
I’m also pursuing a Master of Divinity at Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago, working toward Unitarian Universalist ordination — ministry rooted in social justice and a lifelong commitment to walking alongside people on the margins.
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The Washington Post
“Want to Figure Out the Rules of Sexual Consent? Ask a Sex Worker”
Rolling Stone
“What the ‘I Slept With 100 Men in One Day’ Doc Gets Right About Sex Work”
The Daily Beast
