Our sexuality is part of our whole person, not limited to our bodies, and stories should reflect this.
There is a huge difference between fantasy and reality, and the freedom to explore fantasy without shame is crucial.
However. The stories we consume, and the values in them, impact our reality. We need narrative variety to better understand ourselves, as well as those unlike ourselves.
There are many stories that are not mine to tell; I celebrate the diversity of identities and experiences which belong to others, but will not presume to represent them.
I strive to create work that is both compelling and of a high literary standard. I write about themes which interest me personally, and which are relevant to feminist discussion.
I do not condone non-consensual or abusive practices, nor will I represent non-consent erotically. In any instances where I may explore these themes, they will be treated with the utmost respect and contain appropriate sensitivity warnings.
I hope to support underprivileged women by donating a portion of publishing profits to select foundations.
I believe narrative work should be open to critical discourse if both work and discourse are to evolve. I invite you to respectfully engage with the work and share your voice.