Larkspur Words Writer
Crafting
Stories That
Resonate
With over a decade of experience across literary fiction and narrative non-fiction, I shape stories that linger — work about memory, belonging and the quiet negotiations of everyday life. My writing has appeared in The Halcyon Review, The Meridian and Wildwood Quarterly.
I believe a sentence can change the temperature of a room. Whether I am building a novel or a short essay, I chase the same thing: language precise enough to hold feeling, and honest enough to let readers recognise themselves inside it.
Away from the desk I lead writing workshops, mentor first-time authors and walk the shoreline gathering material. Every commission receives the same care as my own books — curiosity first, deadlines kept, no shortcuts.
Featured Works
A curated selection of books and series exploring the human experience
“A sentence is a small room; build it so a reader can live in it.”
— Larkspur Words
Creative Non-Fiction The House We Carry Personal essays on belonging and identity
Short Story Collection City of Small Hours Tales of connection in the modern city 2023 Read More → Poetry2022 Half-Light A meditation on time and change
Interview Series In Dialogue Featured in The Meridian Kind Words
Latest Articles
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Literary Fiction What the Quiet Keeps 12 min read • March 2024
Creative Non-Fiction At Home in Another Tongue 8 min read • February 2024
Essay In Praise of the Second Draft 10 min read • January 2024
Interview New Voices, First Books 15 min read • December 2023
Short Story The Night Train North 20 min read • November 2023
Poetry Notes Toward Morning 5 min read • October 2023