Hello everyone! On my blog you can find articles about writing, fairy tales, folkloric beings and history. If you want to know more about me, be sure to check out the about section. Thank you for visiting!
Read my short story ‘Women’s March on Versailles’ in The Copperfield Review.
And here’s a link to a poem which was recently published in Atrium Poetry.
My audiodrama ‘Selkie’ based on Scottish folklore and produced by The Alternative Stories and Fake Realities podcast has been released. Find it here.
Follow them on Twitter for news about more audiodrama’s and find a link to their podcast here. There’s also a Selkie Preview in which I talk about folklore and writing an audiodrama.
Why I write in English instead of my native language
When I was twelve I was halfway through my first novel. It was a story about witches and the struggles of secondary school (my biggest concern back then). It didn’t take me long to realise that it wasn’t any good. I came up with some sort of ritual and ceremoniously drowned these pages in the …
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The Seven Ravens: a fairy tale that should be a Disney film
If there’s one story that moves me deeply it’s ‘The Seven Raves. This tale was collected by the Brothers Grimm and it deserves its own adaptation for the big screen. The fairy tales that Disney have adapted often have ballrooms, princesses marrying princes and fairies in common. Therefore it would be refreshing to see a …
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Three legendary creatures who will beat you at sports (and ironing)
If you’re anything like me the thought of participating in a volleyball game makes you run to the bathroom and feign a terrible stomach ache. As we all know, sporting is healthy, so I do hope that you’re not anything like me. The only sport that has ever fascinated me is quidditch and the fact …
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