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My debut essay collection was published in 2025 by Modern Odyssey Books. My second book will be published by Ybernia in 2027. I hold a master's in creative writing (University of Oxford). I'm an editor + Associate Editor of The Madrid Review.
Welsh Writer and Creative Coach living in the Spanish Pyrenees. I help writers find their path and maintain their stride. Expect: books, nature, and the emotional terrain of the writing life. Debut novel, Truth Like Water, out now \ud83d\udcda
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