Hi, I’m Lisa — a writer, storyteller, and occasional all-hands-on-deck helper, depending on what a project needs.

Growing up, I used to wish I could be Agent Scully, Belle — even Indiana Jones (didn’t everyone want to be Indiana Jones?). As it turns out, that’s not exactly possible — but fiction writing turned out to be a pretty great workaround.
Now I spend my days with medieval Ladies, revenge-driven zombies, and race-car drivers with a mystery to solve — and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

It’s safe to say I believe in the power of imagination, the healing benefits of humor, and never giving up (even when the printer breaks — again).

I run an interview series that highlights fresh, up-and-coming creators across different fields. At the heart of all my work is a love for character-driven stories and a passion for creating things that spark connection — whether it’s a punk rock okapi who believes having fun is more important than being great at something or a quiet moment between siblings in a short script.

Right now, I’m focused on Art Adventurers, a self-published children’s book series I co-created. It follows Caleb, a polar bear whose drawings come to life with the touch of a paw print, and his adventures with friends Bella, Alex, and Ava in wild, whimsical worlds full of surprises.

Whether I’m writing for kids, chatting with fellow creatives, or juggling a dozen tasks behind the scenes, I’m always chasing stories that feel honest, a little messy, and full of heart.