I began my career in brand strategy, spending two decades helping organisations shape their stories - long before I dared to write my own. Alongside, that work I pursued freelance photography, drawn again and again to the textures of the Cornish coast: rusted winches, harbour walls at low tide, the quiet geometry of tin mines against the sky. When I finally moved to West Cornwall in 2014, the landscape stopped being a subject and became a home.

Writing grew from that shift. The cliffs, the weather, the industry, the myths - all of it carried a sense of memory I couldn’t ignore. My fiction now draws on those layers: contemporary stories built on Cornish heritage, where the land and sea are as present as any character. This site is the place I share that journey, and the work that continues to rise from it.