My writing career began in 2001 when I enrolled at Bath Spa University on their Creative Writing degree programme, the first university in the country to offer this degree, where I was taught the basics of many forms of writing, from scriptwriting to biography. I graduated with an upper 2:1 and initially focused on scriptwriting comedy shows for radio. My first show, Inspector Crimescene Investigates, was optioned by an independent production company and a pilot epidose recorded (to be uploaded soon), after which my first short film, Death By A Salesman, was filmed and produced by an indipendent. I then taught scriptwriting to schools and youth theatre groups for two years before penning my first novel University of Life. This was due to be published by a small London-based publisher until the recession halted its publication. It was duly self-published in 2009, and is due to be made into a series of web-casts.

I became invoved in ghostwriting when I worked with city trader Sam Carbon on her novel All That Glitters in 2008 and since then have become a more established figure in the field, dedicating myself to the profession in 2011. Ghostwriters tend to operate under the radar of the general reading public, and nearly all my works have been conducted with the anonymity of the client in mind but include a series of business handbooks, two memoirs, a paper on fraud in the workplace and a screenplay about African religion amongst others. Upcoming projects include a crime thriller, a third memoir and further business handbooks.