It’s been a while since I published flash fiction, so I’m really pleased that “Self-Portrait of Someone Else” will appear in the Summer issue of NFFR, alongside my audio recording.

“weather warning”, based on Andreea Ceplinschi’s photographs, won Beyond Words’ ekphrastic poem challenge and appears in their April—May 2025 issue (Issue 57).

I owe thanks and gratitude to the editors of Rust & Moth for nominating my poem “Elegy” for a 2026 Pushcart Prize. The poem was first published in their Spring 2024 issue.

Two of my poems appeared in the winter 2024 issue of The Passionfruit Review. "Channel Seascape" is one of my North Sea eco-poems; "still lives" is my first reverse poem.

One of my North-Sea ecopoems, "a ghazal for Doggerland," about the submerged land that once connected the UK to mainland Europe, was published in Ink, Sweat and Tears this September.

Thank you to Shooter and Melanie Sykes-White for publishing this piece! I wrote “as you light up” during the pandemic lockdowns as a love letter to London, clubbing and crowds.

“Mammogram” is my take on a mirror poem. I thought the mechanical form echoed the experience of having a mammogram. I was lucky—the lumps turned out to be just benign cysts.

I’m a member of Women Who Submit, an organisation for women writers: “mother tongue”, my first bilingual prose poem, will appear in their latest anthology, Transformation (Jamii Press).