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Thank you

Thank you so much! to anyone who has bought my short story collection, Corpse Road Blues: an exploration of contemporary hauntings. to anyone waiting for the paperback realease in April. … Continue reading Thank you

The Haunted Playlist

here it is… the play list that you’ve always wanted… that you’ve never realised you needed… that you have without even asking… because the dead haunt the airwaves, bringing you… … Continue reading The Haunted Playlist

New Story Alert

I’m so proud that my story, The Imposter Syndrome, has been included as one of the foundational works in Horrific Scribes. Horrific Scribes is the project of publisher and editor … Continue reading New Story Alert

Praise for the new book

Good things are trickling in regarding Corpse Road Blues. Steph Lay (author of Taking the Red Way: stories from the dark side of Milton Keynes) wrote: “so brilliantly horrible, it’s … Continue reading Praise for the new book

Origin Stories continued: 15/15, Aglaope’s Song is Silence Now

Aglaope’s Song is Silence Now is the last story in my collection, Corpse Road Blues: an exploration of contemporary hauntings (pub. Demain Publishing). The ebook is out now, and thank … Continue reading Origin Stories continued: 15/15, Aglaope’s Song is Silence Now

Origin Stories continued: 14/15, Within This House

The penultimate story in Corpse Road Blues from Demain Publishing is a story of contrasts. Within This House uses a combination of diary form and present tense narration to create … Continue reading Origin Stories continued: 14/15, Within This House

Origin Stories continued: 13/15, A Safe Place

Back in 2007, twenty-year-old Sophie Lancaster and her boyfriend were brutally beaten on the streets of Britain. Sophie later died of her injuries. They were attacked for being different, for … Continue reading Origin Stories continued: 13/15, A Safe Place

Origin Stories continued: 12/15, The Body in Deer Leap Woods

Not sure if I’ve mentioned this before, but my collection Corpse Road Blues is out now from Demain Publishing. The fifteen stories in the book look at what it means … Continue reading Origin Stories continued: 12/15, The Body in Deer Leap Woods

Origin Stories continued: 11/15, On Midwinter Hill

Let’s climb to the top of Midwinter Hill. In the book, The Hidden Life of Trees (pub. Greystone Books, 2015), Peter Wohlleben talks about how trees are connected to one … Continue reading Origin Stories continued: 11/15, On Midwinter Hill

Origin Stories continued: 10/15, The Memory of Hannah Babinski: Revisited

We’re two-thirds of the way through, but has Corpse Road Blues from Demain Publishing manifested into your shopping cart yet, or is it still a gruesome and terrible absence haunting … Continue reading Origin Stories continued: 10/15, The Memory of Hannah Babinski: Revisited