Short story collection, coming soon

Strangers Along the Way is a collection of encounters—on movement, class, and the quiet strangeness of being alive right now. Through essays that blur the lines between travelogue and confession, it blends social commentary with personal reflection, tracing where identity is built and undone. It’s about meaning and ambition, love and class, feminism and the body, labor and longing—the ache of impermanence, the worlds we move through, the ones that change us, and the strangers, real and remembered, who shape our becoming.