THAT LITTLE VOICE INSIDEMy Fiction / Non-Fiction
I love noticing things: around me, in others, in me.
I love the imagination: what could be, slantwise descriptions of what is.
I love structure: taking you from where you are, to where I need you to be.
I love the written word: making meaning, each line selling the possibility of the next.
I bring it all to work. But below are some of the places I’ve taken it out to play.
If you’re feeling generous, why not support some of these publishers?
❧ “The Frances Method” | Aesthetica Award (2024). Shortlisted, published.
One woman’s sims-like experiment in the perfect life, and what’s missing when nothing is missing.
❧ “Love Letters” | Daily Science Fiction (2021). Published.
A quick hit of intimacy written during the pandemic, for the mostly widely-circulated paid SF publisher out there.
❧ “Eggs, Milk” | play on itch.io (2020).
Interactive pandemic fiction. My first go at making a game.
❧ “A Body is An Empty Vessel” | Brick Lane Bookshop Short Story Prize (2019). First Prize, Published.
My favourite piece of fiction. “Arrives and lands with thrilling confidence,” said the judges.
❧ “Our Second Life” | Published in Better Than IRL Anthology (2019). Read here.
My favourite piece of non-fiction — about a time so strange, it almost doesn’t feel real any more.
That’s plenty, but if you want more - the GQ, Vice Magazine, Apple Arcade of it all - you’ll find it here.