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Writing what I love in the space between the forest and the sea in Scotland. Short story writing, working on a novella and taking a break to share skills with you!

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Writing what I love in the space between the forest and sea in Scotland. Saved by short story writing. Debut novella The Sweetest Thing, June 2025. 2 x LL Penguin MJ & 1x SL Simon & Schuster. Finalist Pitch Perfect Bloody Scotland.