Liberation (2026)
poetry collection
Liberation is a collection of raw, intimate poems that explore what it means to reclaim yourself after survival, heartbreak, identity shifts, and the quiet battles no one sees. Moving between tenderness and fury, these pieces unravel the weight of past wounds, the complexity of human connection, and the slow, steady rise toward self-love. With a voice that is unfiltered and deeply human, Liberation reflects on trauma, healing, motherhood, identity, and the fractured relationships that shape us. Each poem holds a mirror to the parts of ourselves we're taught to hide, inviting readers to look inward and release what no longer belongs. This book is for anyone rebuilding themselves piece by piece, learning to trust their own voice, or standing at the edge of a new beginning. Liberation is both a confession and a breakthrough-a testament to the strength it takes to survive, soften, and finally set yourself free.
Norah Wolfe Has Gone Insane (2022)
Young Adult/New Adult, Heartfelt, Family Dynamic, Slowburn, Fiction
22 year old, Filipinx-American bookseller, Norah Wolfe, deals with anxiety. She has a healthy escape in tabletop roleplaying, and streaming games in her bedroom to cope. She has one best friend (Mateo Townes, YouTube makeup artist on the rise of fame) and her huge, blended family. But when her grandpa forgets who her dad is at her birthday party due to his Alzheimer’s, she watches as her dad begins to react in a way that no one was expecting. With her family seemingly falling apart in front of her, she sets out to “save him” . . . That is, until he flees to the open road to be by himself.
Keeping this a secret from her bestfriend, she’s then forced to face herself. Desperate for answers and to save her dad, she starts to take signs that her ex is communicating with her from the cosmos. It leads her to continuously bump into an old friend (Russell Maverick), who’s fresh off the open road himself. He’s back in town saving money to fix his camper-van when they unknowingly ignite a strong flame with having more in common than they realize.
Awaiting her dad’s return, Norah and Russell share meaningful conversations varying from mental health, generational trauma, and wanting to save the world. They just have to figure out who they are after healing first.
With nostalgia being another main character, the healing of Norah Wolfe couldn’t come without a playlist. Threaded with tunes from the 80’s and immersive settings like a dreamy bookstore, a gorgeous harbor set off the southeast coast, and an arcade, to name a few, Norah Wolfe embarks on the quest to save her dad, which in turn, is the moment she starts to save herself.
This original comic takes the reader on a journey through what it’s like to have D.I.D. Led by the alter Ramona. New issues will drop randomly!