I wear many proverbial hats, though all my work is built on a foundation of storytelling – it’s a word that gets overused, but it’s valuable nonetheless. Communicating, informing, and conjuring a different way of seeing things. Some of the ways I do this is through writing – be it narrative editorial features or marketing content – or through guiding and polishing other writers’ words into copy that makes an impact.
I’m keen to work with people and brands that think beyond the linear, and don’t get hamstrung by stay-in-the-box thinking. The greatest creativity comes from a more adaptable approach. I bring a diverse skillset, innate resourcefulness, eye for detail, and a natural curiosity to all that I do.
That’s my story… what’s yours?
SUITCASE • Sunday Times Travel • Mr & Mrs Smith • Expedia • Delicious • Lodestars Anthology • Waitrose • Jamie Oliver • Fabulous • Trek & Mountain • Woman • Australian Women’s Weekly • ELLE • Malaysia Airlines • Westjet • Roadtrippers • Wilderness and more.
Novakid • DSSI Marketing • Financial Planning Association of Canada • Catch The Sun Communications • Hotels4U • Public Goods • UNSW
SUB-EDITING
Former chief sub-editor for Jamie Oliver’s magazine. Freelance for SUITCASE, The Observer, National Geographic Traveller, National Geographic Food, Courier, Food & Travel, Stylist and more, plus various independent clients within corporate and creative media.
BOOKS
Author of Things I Learned From Falling, a memoir about modern-day fear and loneliness told through the experience of surviving four days severely injured in the desert. Contributing writer in the Lodestars Anthology book of travel essays, Pathways. Currently working on my second memoir, about walking the length of New Zealand while exploring what we mean when we talk about home.
EVENTS
Developed and ran the Travel Writing Workshop for the 2020 West Cork Literary Festival. Speaker for BLME, Lloyds, OPX Studio, Stanfords Travel Bookshop, the Globetrotters Club, Tararua Tramping Club and the Rosebank Business Association.