The Next Chapter…
The true power of sport lies in its stories. They are the beating heart of its enduring appeal.
The underdog defying the odds. Shared experiences turning rivalry to friendship. Resilience triumphs in the face of adversity. Stories like those capture our imagination, bring us together, show us that anything is possible, inspire us in our darkest moments. They have the power to change lives, to make the world a better place.
I dedicated the best part of a decade to my sport, to writing my own story, and during that time I lost more often than I won, learned more about myself than I care to admit in the process, and forged friendships that I will cherish forever. Those stories guide me as I embark on the next chapter, and maybe by sharing them they can guide someone else too.
#AuthorGoals
This author changed the way I look at fantasy. She changed how I look at writing, and ultimately she changed how I look at myself. And that’s what I love about books - about words and the people who put them together. It almost feels like some kind of magic…
Available Now!
My debut epic fantasy novel, Blood of Ravens, is available to pre-order NOW!
Cover Reveal
I am so happy to finally share the cover for my upcoming, debut fantasy novel, Blood of Ravens!
What Makes a Good Villain?
If conflict is the central to good storytelling, then a well-rounded and well-written antagonist is the key to unlocking that…
Building a Fantasy World
Worldbuilding is the cornerstone of sci-fi and fantasy. It’s what sets the genre apart, what drew me to it in the first place, and creating my own has been a delight…
Character Introductions
"A mother with no memory. A general enslaved. An unwilling heir. And the two children who see it all..."
Introducing the main characters of my upcoming epic fantasy novel, Blood of Ravens
Baby Names Will Be Easy After This…
Competing at the Olympics was easier than this, but I am so excited to finally reveal the title of my debut epic fantasy novel!
The Publishing Quandary
The closer I get to publishing, the more terrified I am becoming, and have to keep reminding myself why I’m doing this. The answer to that question has changed over the years, but it wasn’t until I started exploring publishing routes that I realised how much it had changed…
The Book Thing…
I had two dreams growing up. Firstly, to compete at the Olympic Games. Secondly, to become a published author…