I am a writer and lecturer exploring horror, memory, and transformation across fiction and film. My work sits at the intersection of literature and the cinematic, where the uncanny finds form in both words and images.

I am the author of The Point of Infection, a literary horror novel that threads body horror and psychological depth into a story of grief, memory, and survival. Alongside fiction, I develop short films and cinematic experiments in Unreal Engine, bringing the textures of horror to life in immersive visual form.

As a Lecturer in Creative Technology at Bournemouth University, I teach and research real-time graphics, storytelling, and immersive media. My creative practice and academic work are closely linked, each informing the other: the classroom as a space of experimentation, and the page as a space of inquiry.

This site is where these worlds meet. You will find:

• Updates on my novels and short fiction
• Trailers and visual experiments expanding my stories into new forms
• Insights into horror as both genre and experience

I write for readers who want more than scares, who seek the strange, the unsettling, and the transformative.