As a freelance writer, I have written for a variety of outlets, including Waypoint, Playboy, Vice, The Mary Sue, The Toast, and more. I often write criticism about video games, as well as the intersections of video games, mental health, and feminism. I also write about lived experiences of mental illness and what I’ve learned through feminism.
Waypoint
- The Unifying, Monstrous Hopefulness of ‘Inside’ (Waypoint, March 2017)
- Why I’m Looking Forward to More ‘Just Good Friends’ Relationships in Video Games (Vice, February 2016)
Vice
- You Probably Didn’t Play It, But Battleborn’s Story Was All About Badass Women (Vice, June 2016)
- Celebrating the First Women of First-Person Shooters (Vice, May 2016)
- How My Favorite Video Game Characters Changed the Way I Dress (Vice, March 2016)
- Why I’m Looking Forward to More ‘Just Good Friends’ Relationships in Video Games (Vice, February 2016)
Paste Magazine
- A Good Story Starts With Good Characters (Paste Games, October 2016)
Playboy
- What I’ve Learned From Failing and Failing at Out There (Playboy, October 2015)
- What Major League Baseball and Strategy Video Games Have In Common (Playboy, August 2015)
- Games Don’t Need Romance To Say Something About Relationships (Playboy, August 2015)
- What Horror Games Get Right (And Wrong) About Mental Illness (Playboy, June 2015)
The Mary Sue
- Am I Becoming A Monster? How Tokyo Ghoul & Contracted Demonstrate the Horror of Healing from Trauma (The Mary Sue, October 2016)
- Review: What is the State of Play in Video Games Right Now? (August 2015)
Shameless Magazine
- Lyn Mikel Brown: Powered By Girl Review (December 2016)
- Welcome to Supermutant Magic Academy, Where You’re More Normal Than Weird (July 2015)
The Toast
- Women Helping Women: Finding Support in Community (The Toast, October 2015)
Dorkshelf
- What Makes A Good Video Game Ending? (January 2016)
- Characters and Classes in Video Games: Healing Because I Love You (June 2015)
- Characters and Classes in Video Games: A Rogue By Any Other Name (June 2015)
- It’s Good To Be Me: Choosing Characters and Classes in Video Games (May 2015)
Unwinnable
- Mental Illness, Memoirs & Games (Unwinnable Monthly #81, July 2016)
- The Horror of Being Human (Unwinnable, October 2015, Issue 63)
- Shaping Worlds (Unwinnable, August 2015, Issue 56)
Canadian Notes and Queries
- Dreams/Nightmares: Let’s Talk About #Altgames and Not #Gamergate (Canadian Notes and Queries, #95, April 2016)
Remeshed
- You Don’t Have to Be the Chosen One: What We Can Learn from Lissa in Fire Emblem: Awakening (Remeshed, January 2016)
Five Out of Ten
- Discovering Wor(l)ds (Issue 10, October 2014)
- Drift Compatible (Issue 10, October 2014)
- It Takes Time (Issue 9, August 2014)
Harlot Magazine
- When Being The Bigger Person Affords You Very Little (Harlot Magazine, March 2016)
- Even Mothra, Queen of the Kaijus, Has to Lean In Sometimes (Harlot Magazine, February 2016)
Ravishly
- Lessons From My Ten-Year-Old Self on Social Activism (Ravishly, April 2015)
Cultural Gutter
- Essential Crew (Cultural Gutter, March 2015)
Two Clones
- If I Screamed, Would You Hear Me? (Two Clones, August 2014)
- Destroy All Monsters (Two Clones, August 2014)
First Person Scholar
- Silent Hill: The Terror Engine (March 2014)
From Indies With Love
- Knock-Knock (September 2015)
Gamasutra
- The Buxom and the Beast (June 2012)
- Close Playing Baldur’s Gate II (June 2012)
- Intro to Gender Criticism for Gamers: From Princess Peach, to Claire Redfield, to FemSheps (June 2012)
CBR
- Caught in Between Good and Bad: Catwoman’s Feminism (August 2013)
- The Monstrous Feminine and Fatale‘s Josephine (January 2013)
- “This Is Gotham After All: Discovering Harley Quinn (January 2013)
The Border House (defunct)
Medium Difficulty (defunct)
