I am a poet, performer, collaborator and lyricist. My practice tests the possibilities of reworking canonical myths, forms and ideas and enters into an antagonistic dialogue with these existing narratives, structures and registers. Oedipa, for example, reworks the myth of Oedipus and reimagines the narrative through the lenses of feminism and psychoanalysis. 24/7 Brexitland takes the language around Brexit and channels it into the form of an extended Lord's Prayer. Propositions responds to Wittgenstein's Tractatus.

In all of my work I utilise multiple voices and found phrases to explore the citational and contagious nature of spoken language. The way we experience identities within the context of politics, power, place, language-use and gender are my abiding preoccupations. My practice is informed by my experiences of autism, depressive illness and breakdown. I am committed to making work which inspires people to question social norms and consider alternative myths, narratives and ways of living. 

As a performer I have appeared at venues including The Royal Exchange Theatre, The Arnolfini Gallery, The Open Eye Gallery, Edge Hill Arts Centre, Free Verse Poetry Book Fair and Poetry Emergency Festival. As an editor I have worked with New Welsh Review and MAI: Journal of Feminism and Visual Culture. In 2016 I won a Northern Writers' Award for Poetry.