I write about anxiety, intimacy and absurdity, in both fiction and nonfiction. I have a particular interest in the body, and the ways in which it escapes our control.

My first book, The First Time I Thought I Was Dying, a collection of non-fiction essays about the unruly body in late capitalism, was published by UQP in 2021 and won the Quentin Bryce Award. My work has appeared in The Monthly, Overland, Meanjin, Island Magazine, Kill Your Darlings, the ABR, the AFR and The Guardian, and has been recognised in awards in Australia and internationally. I’m represented by the excellent Rach Crawford at Wolf Literary.