I am deliriously happy to share that my hopefully-charmingly grotesque little poem about an insular island community has been published in Daily Drunk Mag’s Wickerpedia anthology! Download Wickerpedia anthology (free digital PDF) The poem is called “Oh Come Ye to the Fair (But not You, Stranger)”. It’s just a bloody horrible little homunculus of a…
Cook Your Bloody Heart Out: No Sleep Podcast
Basic is used as a slur – but I am not afraid of basic. Basic is carbon. Basic is the building blocks of the universe. I don’t care how many first edition esoteric books you’ve read, or how fancy your hat is. Basic is you. Me. Them. Us. Everyone. Anya, the heroine of this cross…
Durin’s Daughter, Down Below in Anti-Heroin Chic
Down, down, down, down. To Moria. To Khazad-dûm. The weight of them. Words like a bronze gong struck with bone. Water finds its way through rock. Impossible things are not always impossible. When you’re stuck in darkness, there is sometimes more than one way to cope and find your own way out. I love to…
Alien Abducation: Speculate This Magazine
I’m very grateful to Speculate This Magazine for publishing this tiny tale in their 2020 Halloween issue… The radio signals from That Place Over There entranced her. The stories they told. A quick visit, she thought. No-one need know. I’ll land in a secluded spot. I’ll visit the fairgrounds, the freak shows. Just a visit,…
Video reading: Mary Pulcifer and the Seelie Pudding
Lockdown, eh? I used today’s time wisely to decorate my cave with every grimy pewter cup and scrap of hessian sacking I had, then give you a reading of my Victorian fae poem “Mary Pulcifer and the Seelie Pudding” in the voices of Mary Pulcifer, Lord Mabworth and Green John. I tell you it once,…
Psychogeography: Walking My Line
I’m endlessly fascinated by sigil magic, that means of connecting with the hidden world through line and shape and symbol. I’ve also spent years taking an active interest in psychogeography, a physical form of loose ritual that helps to explore the untold stories of place and how places connect with the heart and soul. As…
My Luna Luna piece on physical and ritual synergy
I’d like to thank Luna Luna Magazine for permitting me to write a massive beast of a piece on the middle bit in the Venn diagram of exercise and magical practice. Physical activity (in whatever way your body can accomplish, given that we all have different mobilities and abilities and some of us manage a…
My debut online horror game wins award…
I’m so honoured to have won Judges’ Prize for Dolores and the Cave at the Opening Up Digital Fiction Writing Competition 2018. Dolores and the Cave is my first online game, written in Twine. It’s a ten minute horror story with nine creepy endings to choose from. I wrote this gloriously horrid little piece of interactive fiction…
Short Story featured as a For Books’ Sake Weekend Read
Being featured as a Weekend Read by For Books’ Sake was an honour. Thank you, FBS!
My Stylist feature – making your own sloe gin
More people need to know how to make their own sloe gin. Particularly if they like gin. If you do not have an interest or alcohol, or gin, I appreciate that making sloe gin may not be for you. Even you think gin tastes like wilted violets and bleach, thank you for bearing with me…
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