Poetry, prose and other creative writing

• They Call Us, Literature Wales (2026)

• misery meals, misery (2026)

• Causeway/Cabhsair: A Magazine of Irish and Scottish Writing, Aberdeen University Press (2025)

• Covert Literary Magazine Issue 5: Rest Yourself, Writing Our Legacy (2025)

• Between Queer Teeth: An Anthology of Queer Words, t’ART Press (2025)

• Salon Traders pamphlet, Embassy Gallery (2025)

• Issue 9, Queerlings Literary Magazine (2025)

• Spittle-tongue, Tangerine Press (2025)

• Volume 9: Dissonance, The Madrigal (2025)

• We Are All Palestinians, Culture Matters (2025)

• Things There Are No Words For, Speculative Books (2024)

• The SpecBook 2024, Speculative Books (2024)

News articles, features, reviews, op-eds

2025

• Disrupting systems of power: how artists and communities can lead the change (Creative Dundee)

• TV mini review: Sort Of (Dyke News Scotland)

• Book review: The Weird & Wonderful Surviveries of Squid Horse (Writing Our Legacy)

• Finding peace on the slopes of Ben Lawers (National Trust for Scotland magazine)

• The future of agriculture (Decolonising The Outdoors zine)

• Connecting through seed (Decolonising The Outdoors zine)

• Gardening for the community (Decolonising The Outdoors zine)

2024

• ESEA women survivors remain excluded and unsupported in the UK (Migrant Women Press)

• 5 poetry books to read this ESEA Heritage Month (Bella Caledonia)

• Loving Spam but not its legacy (shado magazine)

• Migrant women artists at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Migrant Women Press)

• Decolonising conservation in the UK (shado magazine)

• Museums ignore recommendations on colonialism (Bella Caledonia)

• Perth College cuts leaving students and staff in despair (The Courier)

• Turning waste into beauty (shado magazine)

2019

• The importance of diversity (MI Magazine, SimplyBiz)

• Cultural change (Moneyfacts)

2018

• Digital downsides (Mortgage Introducer)

• It’s time to look in the mirror (Mortgage Introducer)

• Missold on a regulatory promise (Mortgage Strategy)

• Product risks and advice (Mortgage Introducer)

• Helping to tackle financial crime (Mortgage Introducer)

• The risks of robo-advice (Mortgage Introducer)

• Customer needs matter most (Mortgage Introducer)

• An FSCS update (Mortgage Introducer)

• Getting to grips with house building delays (Mortgage Strategy)

• When it comes to hybrid advice (Mortgage Introducer)

• A new Spring to put a step into (Mortgage Introducer)

• Beyond the regulatory perimeter (Mortgage Introducer)

• Time to start looking ahead (Mortgage Introducer)

2017

• Debt activity (Mortgage Introducer)

• GDPR (Mortgage Introducer)

• A proper consultation process (Mortgage Introducer)

• An ageing population (Mortgage Introducer)

• Still paying for the bad apples (Mortgage Introducer)

• Why we need to treat older borrowers better (Money Marketing)

• Where is our regulator? (Mortgage Introducer)

• Cyber risks (Mortgage Introducer)

• Conversations with customers (Mortgage Introducer)

• GDPR (Mortgage Introducer)

• Advice changes on the fringe (Mortgage Introducer)

• Understanding the supply chain (Mortgage Introducer)

• New Year, new beginnings (Mortgage Introducer)

2016

• Debt consolidation (Mortgage Introducer)

• The potential for read across (Mortgage Introducer)

• Diluting advice will move the market backwards (Mortgage Introducer)

• Introducing standards (Mortgage Introducer)

• Help for mortgage prisoners (Mortgage Introducer)

• The future of green homes (Mortgage Introducer)

2014

• Government gives Sharia-compliant student finance the go-ahead (MoneySavingExpert)