About

I live at the bottom of a mountain in the middle of nowhere, where the silence is occasionally interrupted by one woman, three dogs, and nine cats.

As an autistic creator, my work is driven by a forensic, systems-based approach to the world. Living on the geographical fringe allows me a unique vantage point from which to dissect the frictions of modern life. I don’t just write stories; I analyze the architecture of existence from the outside looking in.

The Work My novels and short stories are primarily absurd allegories—surrealist explorations of the systems we build and the ways they inevitably fail us. This perspective also fuels my work as a satirical correspondent for NewsBiscuit, where I translate the chaos of the “civilized” world into high-density social commentary.

The Archive When I’m not writing or managing the domestic logistics of a twelve-animal household, I look back on completed creative cycles: a former life in a collaborative band and a finished, deep-dive podcast series exploring the nuances of canine life.