
I’m a writer shaped by a love of horror films, strange books and eclectic music. I write with honesty, even when it’s uncomfortable, and I’m drawn to the darker edges of human experience — especially desire and how it shapes identity and intimacy.
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This week began in the company of writers at a Dark Angels writing retreat in Kent. Sunlight and wonderfully baggy spacious days of languid writing consumed me. Laughter and birdsong became the ambient soundtrack to our days. Time softened...
One of my favourite things about art is the way it quietly introduces you to people you never would have met otherwise.
Not too long ago, I stumbled across an artist here on Substack whose work stopped me in my tracks. There was something...
Married men are my specialty.
Not by preference.
Not because I hunt them.
Because they find me,
again and again,
dragging their wedding rings behind them
like tin cans tied to the back of a car,
making enough noise
that ever...
I wrote this after a conversation about corruption with a fellow Substacker. There was a challenge made about filthy writing. I forgot to post this at the time, so I might as well post it now.
Corruption
“There’s a fiery thunder in your s...
So, tonight I’ve been thinking about my brain — dangerous, I know. I don’t normally post something two days in a row but I have been thinking about how I process things, or perhaps how I fail to. For a very long time I believed I was a neur...
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I’m a writer shaped by a love of horror films, strange books and eclectic music. I write with honesty, even when it’s uncomfortable, and I’m drawn to the darker edges of human experience — especially desire and how it shapes identity and intimacy.
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