Writing

Spanning back to our early ancestors, we have used stories to make sense of the world and to entertain us. They hold morals and metaphors. Whenever we lack heroes, we can conjure them in tales, and cherish even fictitious characters.

I predominantly write fantasy, but I dabble amongst other genres, especially historical fiction, sparked by my interest in history and archaeology. Authors who’ve influenced me and prompted me to write my own work are Robin Hobb, Bernard Cornwell, JRR Tolkien, Elizabeth Peters, Terry Pratchett, Thomas Hardy, and Ursula K. Le Guin.

I am currently writing a fantasy trilogy, and hope to soon be querying the first book, The Tempering. I am also writing a speculative supernatural murder mystery named Guesthouse for the Lost and Found, which mixes my home county of Cornwall with the fairy realm.


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