I have always written horror.
I learned to read unusually early, and from the moment stories became available to me, I gravitated toward the dark. By the age of seven, I was reading Stephen King, James Herbert, Richard Laymon, and Dean R. Koontz. In school creative writing lessons, I twisted every prompt into something unsettling. Horror wasn’t a phase or a rebellion. It was the language that fit.
I’m a queer and disabled horror author based in the UK. I write horror because it allows honesty where other genres soften the edges. My work blends horror with other forms, satire, social commentary, dark humour, and thriller elements, always returning to the same concerns: power, cruelty, survival, and what people become when systems reward the worst parts of human nature.
For years, I’ve honed my craft across many forms of writing, including ghostwriting, articles, and technical and instructional work, while developing my own fictional worlds alongside them. That background shapes how I write now: with control, intention, and a deep understanding of how language behaves under pressure.
I’m interested in monsters and the people who create them, excuse them, and learn to live with them.
This site is a record of my work, my worlds, and the stories still being built.