After finding success on TikTok, my debut novel, The Prince of Death, served as my true introduction to the writing world and the complexities of being an author. This journey taught me invaluable lessons about storytelling and how to hone my craft. However, after seven months on the market, I realised that this novel no longer reflected my evolving writing style and abilities. Consequently, I made the difficult decision to take it off the market. I hope that the audience I've gained through this experience will continue to follow my work as I grow and take on new projects.
The Prince of Death: No longer available.
After much consideration, and an inability to let these characters go, I plan to work on a full rewrite of the book in early 2027. This new version will feature a reimagined plot, one inspired in part by Caesar Augustus, the man who transformed from Octavian into Rome’s first emperor, and his rise to power. While reimagined, it will be rooted in the same fantasy world and bring back many familiar faces. Told in third person, this iteration will follow Carac more closely as its central figure. It’s very much a passion project—a way to revisit a story I believe had great potential but was written before I had the tools to do it justice.
N/A Magazine
Co-Editor-in-Chief | Creative Writing Lead
N/A is an independent magazine at the intersection of art, culture and social commentary, with a focus on emerging voices and contemporary perspectives.
As Co-Editor-in-Chief, I led the magazine's creative writing section, overseeing the selection, editing, and direction of poetry and short fiction for monthly issues. My role involved working closely with authors to shape and sharpen their ideas while curating each issue's literary identity.
5 Octaves
Editor-in-Chief
5 Octaves was an independent online culture platform focused on music, fashion, and emerging creative talent.
As Editor-in-Chief, I directed editorial coverage across artist interviews, concert reviews, fashion criticism, and cultural features, with a particular focus on identifying creatives early in their careers. The platform regularly featured creatives years before wider industry recognition, including artists who would later receive major awards and international attention.
5 Octaves concluded publication in 2022.