I am a narrative nonfiction writer drawn to the quiet forces that shape lives and histories—resistance, memory, landscape, and moral clarity. My work moves across time and place, from 20th-century Europe to the American West, uncovering untold stories at the edge of collapse and transformation.
With a Ph.D. in political science, I bring human stories into conversation with archival research, historical context, and the natural world to explore how people remember, survive, and act when it matters most.
My current book projects include THE ARTISAN, a gripping true-crime biography of an overlooked Nazi resistance fighter who nearly assassinated Hitler, and BROTHER WILD, the story of twin brothers fighting for science, grizzly bears, and the last wild rivers.
I am the author of Hush of the Land (Bison 2024) and Writing Between the Lines, a Substack publication about migration, motherhood, and the deep imprint of place. Born in Germany, I live in Montana and was recently awarded the OpenAIR Writing Residency at Flathead Lake.