look for me in the clouds.

a record of my published works.

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click the 'published' tag for links to all currently published works, and 'masterlist' for the links in a slightly more efficient list form.

(note: the masterlists are only seasonal, so not necessarily entirely up-to-date.)

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In 'The Chrysanthemum', a boy attempts to appeal to the heart of a siren.

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Spring-Summer 2025

Fiction

The Flightless Finch

The Rain Woman

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In 'The Flightless Finch', two characters take inspiration from Baba Yaga to create a haven for the marginalised.

art

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In 'The Rain Woman', a young girl is fascinated by the creature that ate her father's heart.

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Autumn—Winter, 2024-2025

Fiction

The Pot

Non-Fiction

Folktales, Gender and Transformation in Where the Wild Ladies Are

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'Folktales, Gender and Transformation in Where the Wild Ladies Are' —my analysis of a short story collection based on Japanese ghost tales, written by Matsuda Aoko.

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'The Pot' is a lesson in wisdom from a girl's grandmother, and the spider god Anansi.

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Autumn—Winter, 2023-2024

Titles in bold indicate that the work is only available through purchasing the anthology or magazine.

Fiction

Behind the Brambles

Bleeding Marble

Morning Dew

The Magician's Doll

To Present One's Heart

Poetry

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Interviews

Mud Season Review

Letters from the Dollhouse

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Letters From the Dollhouse

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Letters From the Dollhouse

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My interview with Letters From the Dollhouse!

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In 'Behind the Brambles', the protagonist encounters Death in their many forms in key moments of her life.

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In 'Morning Dew', a gardener falls in love with the fairy placing dew-drops in his garden. Inspired by William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

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I was interviewed about 'The Magician's Doll' by the Mud Season Review!