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IN A NUTSHELL

I make a magazine, write plays, and have always been curious about people, places, history, art and the natural world.
Before all that, I spent many years as a journalist.

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Currently 

Good Lookers 

A short play for young performers commissioned by the Minack Theatre for performance in October 2026

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From the archive: A feature on the Minack by Emma Inglis written for Landscape Magazine in 2019. Seven years later, a play of my own is being performed there. 

 Theatre

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Journalism

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Over a decade writing articles about art, gardens, travel, people and the natural world.

ANTHOPHILE

Anthophile is an independent, ad-free arts and literary magazine about the natural world, and the connections between people, plants, art, history and ideas.
Published in limited editions, it brings together essays, fiction, poetry, photography and art, alongside unexpected objects and inserts.
It has been described as 'a keeper', 'a jewel box of a book' and 'the quirkiest nature publication you’ll ever be gifted ...'


Explore Anthophile →

 

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Contact

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I’m always very happy to hear from people.
If you’d like to talk about a play, a piece of writing, Anthophile, or something else entirely, please do get in touch.


If you’re an actor, director or producer interested in reading or discussing any of the plays - or you simply want to start a conversation - do feel free to reach out. Often, that’s how good stuff happens.

 

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