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Dark and satirical speculative stories published in Lightspeed, Apex Magazine, FIYAH, Terraform, Nightmare, Uncanny, Dark Matter, Strange Horizons, and others. The 1950s R&B/doo-wop-inspired horror story “What Happened to The Crooners” was selected for The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2025, guest edited by Nnedi Okorafor.
More than two dozen productions and readings internationally.
Selected as one of three playwrights commissioned by Shabach Enterprise through the American Theatre Wing’s 2025 National Theatre Company Grant program. Semifinalist for the 2026/2027 Ladder Commission from The Movement Theatre Company in collaboration with The Black List.
Commissioned by Barter Theatre for a full-length play about NASCAR legend Wendell Scott. Also produced by the Fade to Black Festival, Nylon Fusion, MOJOAA Performing Arts Company, Anacostia Playhouse, London’s Science Fiction Theatre Festival, and others.
Recipient of the inaugural 2018 SFFILM/Westridge grant. A semifinalist in the 2017 Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition. Features, pilots and shorts have placed in several other competitions.
Producer for Vagabondia Films. Produced the Scottish-set folk-horror feature, Widow & Tree (coming soon). Short films have premiered at and been selected by various film festivals around the world.
Pushcart Prize- and Best of the Net-nominated speculative poems published in Rattle, Star*Line, Reckoning, 580 Split, Radon, Abyss & Apex, Consilience, and others.
Award-winning articles, essays and criticism on science, technology and systemic injustice, with bylines in TIME, Men’s Health, The Boston Globe, Bright Wall / Dark Room, and beyond.
My investigative reporting has uncovered the stories of Black men wrongfully sentenced to death, and resurrected the buried legacies of Black veterans. Winner of multiple California Journalism Awards for features on longevity tech, robotic-assisted surgery and the struggle of Black-owned businesses in the wake of COVID.
Also: wrote reviews and think pieces for Janelle Monae’s Wondaland label.