What does law, literature, aviation,  war, and art have in common?

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*The Forge Literary Magazine*

*The Forge Literary Magazine*
*The Maudlin House*

*The Maudlin House*
*Lunch Ticket*

*Lunch Ticket*
*Wrath-Bearing Tree*

*Wrath-Bearing Tree*
*Arts & Letters*

*Arts & Letters*
*Fractured Literature*

*Fractured Literature*
The Four Deaths of James Edward

The Four Deaths of James Edward
*The Umbrella Factory Magazine*

*The Umbrella Factory Magazine*
*Ginosko Literary Journal*

*Ginosko Literary Journal*
*Broken Antler Magazine*

*Broken Antler Magazine*
*Arts & Letters*

*Arts & Letters*
*The Bulb Culture Collective*

*The Bulb Culture Collective*
*In Short*

*In Short*
*Charleston Law Review*

*Charleston Law Review*
*Saint Louis University Law Journal*

*Saint Louis University Law Journal*
*Winner of American Bar Association Aviation Writing Competition*

*Winner of American Bar Association Aviation Writing Competition*
Line drawing of two women in an intimate embrace, with one woman holding a skull between them, against a simple background.
Painting of a woman with dark, curled hair holding a bunch of wheat, wearing a blue dress with a shawl, set against a red background.

Fiction

Books

A painting of a mounted soldier in a red and white uniform holding a gold emblem and a sword, standing in front of a black horse, against a landscape background with trees and water, signed 'R. Brooks 1886' and captioned 'Trooper Cosens: 2nd Dragoons Queens'.
A woman dressed in a gold dress with a crown, holding a sword in one hand and scales in the other, representing Lady Justice.

Portfolio

Law