I write books that come from lived experience — stories that explore dementia, addiction, homelessness, and the parts of life we don’t always talk about. I try to blend honesty, humour, and emotion to make difficult subjects feel human and real. My goal is to start conversations, challenge stigma, and help people feel seen. If you’re looking for stories that stay with you, make you laugh, and maybe even shift how you see the world — these books are for you.
Yes. Some are directly from my own experiences, others are inspired by the stories I’ve heard through my work. All are rooted in truth.
I write about dementia, addiction, homelessness, social care, poverty — the tough stuff. But there’s always humour, heart, and hope woven in.
If you’re new to my work, The Forget Me Not Chronicles is a good place to begin. It’s honest, emotional, and full of unexpected laughter.
They can be. But they’re also funny, human, and strangely uplifting. I try to show the light and the dark — because real life’s both.
Anyone who’s lived through something, supported someone who has, or just wants to understand people better. No experience needed — just empathy.
Yes. Many teachers, carers, and organisations already do. They open up difficult conversations in a way that’s accessible and relatable.
I do. I’m always happy to join talks, Q&As, or community events — in person or online. Just drop me a message if you’re interested.
All titles are available on Amazon. Some are stocked at events, exhibitions, or in local bookshops depending on the project.
Always. I’ve got new books in progress on addiction, community, dementia, and recovery — all told with the same mix of humour and truth.
Yes — I often work with people who want to tell their story through words or photography. Every story matters. Just get in touch.