I am a writer, tutor, and facilitator based in Eryri, North Wales.

Working across creative nonfiction, short stories and poetry, I am largely inspired by my Welsh and Serbian roots, travel and place, and the symbolic language of myth and fairytales.

In 2015 I graduated from the University of East Anglia with a First Class BA in Creative Writing. I have been selected to take part in literary programmes such as Hay Festival’s Writers at Work and Representing Wales. My work has been shortlisted for the Rhys Davies Short Story Award and has been published both in print and online. You can see my full list of publications here.

Alongside my writing, I am a tutor, mentor, and creative facilitator, supporting people to develop creative projects and improve their language skills. I have a decade of experience teaching English and creative writing in one-to-one and workshop settings, working with students from a wide range of backgrounds. My approach is collaborative, intuitive, and tailored to the individual.

As Co-Director of Inclusive Journalism Cymru - a network that supports marginalised journalists in Wales - I am passionate about creating a fairer, more representative media landscape. Through this role I’ve partnered with a range of organisations across arts, media and academia - in Wales, the UK and beyond.

Creativity, connection, and community are what drive me. I love the feeling when minds come together to dream up new ideas; and I enjoy helping these ideas come to life.