
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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Jack leaned one hand on the tiled wall of the bathroom and breathed a sigh of relief as he released the stream of urine into the urinal. “Fuck, I needed that.”
Three urinals away, Ben laughed. “You’re so fucking dramatic.”
“I have been...
I am a tool. A useful thing,
conveniently shaped for the hand.
I’m made to fit whatever hollow
you have come here carrying.
I will fix you.
I am brought out at parties.
Here, you say.
Listen to the funny one.
The clever one....
There is something sensual about water. Or at least that is what I have always found. Water engulfs us; that feeling of it gently caressing every inch of skin is deeply intimate in most circumstances. There is something about surrendering y...
Have arms that look like they have carried things —
boxes, furniture, someone else’s burdens.
Have muscle earned through usefulness
rather than mirrors.
Drive like you know where you’re going.
One hand steady on the wheel,
no hes...
Plans are funny things. We put such time and effort into ensuring things go smoothly: we check routes, make reservations, buy tickets. We make promises to our future selves that if we are organised enough life will behave accordingly. But t...
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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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