I was born many years ago in Exeter, and after having spent a few formative years in the south of England, I moved to a small Derbyshire suburb in the Midlands. There I spent the majority of my life, frolicking amongst the lush green countryside, only briefly venturing north to study for a BA in Applied Social Sciences at the University of Lincolnshire and Humberside. From then on I started a career in care, mainly working with adults with learning disabilities and acquired brain injuries, dementia, and the elderly. Alongside this proper job, I also write. 

I’ve been writing since secondary school, and in that time I count my blessings for the opportunities I’ve had to work with some amazingly talented people within the publishing industry. They have supported and nurtured me, providing a world of knowledge and experience that has helped me develop as a writer, and in 2019 I graduated from the University of Teesside with a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing.

I floated for some time between genres, but finally found a home nestled in the crevice where Science Fiction and Horror meet. This is where I feel my writing is strongest, although I have dared to venture into the realms of poetry, movie reviewing, and even audio narration. My written work is primarily short stories with a fair few having been published in one format or another. I’ve also written a few novellas and even a novel, however, don’t expect too many of those.

Tony.