On this page, you will find examples of and links to various pieces I have produced, including fiction, articles, interviews, podcasts and YouTube videos. The list will be regularly updated with both older items and any new pieces I have had published.
For 2020 over at World Geekly News, we've given ourselves the challenge of watching and writing about 50 of the ...
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This was written to be read aloud at a Ghost Story event in Manchester just a week before Christmas 2019 ...
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Originally written as a rare non-fiction post for my Badgers Crossing website, this nostalgic look back at one of the ...
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I had a rare chance to get out to the cinema and see a film early in its release schedule ...
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Author and Folklore Thursday co-creator Willow Winsham commissioned me to write this for their website after participating in the weekly ...
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I review Herk Harvey's hugely influential film as part of World Geekly News 31 Days of Horror 2019 event and ...
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Written for Den of Geek in 2018. In a semi-successful attempt to prove that the pen is mightier than the ...
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Partly based on real events I experienced when I was a teenager (the non-supernatural parts), this M.R. James inspired ghost ...
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A review of George A Romero's disturbing, yet thought-provoking vampire film, Martin. Written for World Geekly News' for day 13 ...
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The second of two lists I wrote for Den of Geek on one of my favourite topics, the more-than-a-little-bit disturbing ...
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Published by Ginger Nuts of Horror in 2019 this article is part a nostalgic look back at how a scary ...
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Published on World Geekly News in June 2019, I looked at the first two seasons of the Karate Kid follow ...
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One of my very early attempts at fiction, The Conductor was originally written for a Den of Geek horror story ...
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Den of Geek editor Simon Brew encouraged writers to pitch ideas to him no matter how mundane or outlandish, saying ...
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I wrote this review of Matt Berry's album of cover versions for World Geekly News in 2018. Somehow, it found ...
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