Fiction
THE NORTH SHORE
'Weird, astonishing.' Amy Twigg, author of Spoilt Creatures
'Unnerving beauty.' Naomi Booth, author of Sealed
‘That rare beast, a work of folk horror that holds its own with the classics whilst exhibiting genuine points of difference.’ Nina Allan, author of The Dollmaker
‘So unusual and so perfectly conceived. I can’t urge this book on you enough. It’s mind-boggling.’ Adele Geras, author of Troy
'Folk horror at its most intelligent and beautiful.' Dawn Keetley, Horror Homeroom
'Eerie, bleak and magical.' Nick Bradley, author of The Cat and The City
'Mysterious and compelling.' Lulu Allison, author of Salt Lick
'A haunting evocation of place.’ Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of The Mercies
'Brilliant: singular, unsettling and mutative, combining the mythical and the grotesque with sublime writing and an intense fascination with the natural world.’ Rosie Andrews, author of The Leviathan
'A storm-lashed, dreamlike trip through a half-remembered, half-imagined landscape.' David Frankel, author of Forgetting is How We Survive
‘A beautiful, moving, unexpected novel. Its smoothness and readability bely its depth and complexity, with narratives so seamlessly interwoven that I can't find the edges.’ Elvia Wilk, author of Death by Landscape
SHORT STORIES
‘Transformations’, in Necessary Fiction, February 2025
‘Bodies’, in Fictive Dream, January 2024
‘Entanglement’, in Conjunctions, November 2023
‘An Invocation’, in New Ghost Stories IV, The Fiction Desk, 2023
‘Holes’, in Structo 21, April 2023
‘Liminal’, in Lunate, February 2022
Dissolution, limited edition chapbook published by The Aleph, 2022, including three stories, ‘Disintegration’, ‘Dissolution’ and ‘Disorder’ (you can read ‘Dissolution’ by clicking on the link)
‘Holy Smoke', in Ellipsis, December 2022
‘On Mirrors’, limited-edition chapbook published by Nightjar Press, 2021
‘The Island’, in The Write Launch, September 2021
‘Last Days’, in STORGY, September 2021
‘Acropolis’, in Litro, June 2021