Melbourne, 1986. A young synthesiser musician is making his way in the alternative scene. His band stands at the edge of a genuine breakthrough, but the industry wants a sound he refuses to make, his activist girlfriend wants a presence he can't sustain, and his family barely recognise the person he's becoming. A novel about ambition, integrity, and the discovery that becoming who you want to be means losing people who loved who you were.
Completed. 80,000 words.
Miles Chapman, a data analyst hollowed out by years of digital addiction, retreats to a remote cabin in the Scottish Highlands to recover. The landscape delivers what he came for — silence, clean air, the slow repair of an overstimulated mind. Then he discovers a shortwave radio, and with it a numbers station broadcasting from an unknown location. The mountain has its own mythology, including Am Fear Liath Mòr, the Big Grey Man, whose presence Chapman cannot quite explain away. What began as recovery starts to feel like recruitment.
In development. Currently 40,000 words.
The Moonah woodlands of coastal Victoria harbour something older than the ancient, twisted trees that give them their name.
Completed, 2000 words.
A woman risks everything to feel alive again, seeking out an infected stranger for the intimacy her partner can no longer provide, knowing infection may be the price she pays.
Completed, 1000 words.
What does it mean to spend thirty-six years leaving and returning? Hundreds of business trips across three decades — the airport lounges, the hotel rooms, the perpetual sensation of being between places. A literary memoir tracing what constant departure does to a person's sense of home, intimacy, and belonging.
In development.
A family packs up and drives north from Melbourne to Queensland — two days on the road toward a place the children have never heard of. What begins as adventure becomes an experiment in displacement: new school, new climate, new rules, and the slow discovery that the life left behind isn’t coming back.
Completed, 1000 words.
Eighteenth-century England. A recently widowed woman is abducted by a forest hunter and imprisoned alongside an older captive from a neighbouring estate. The bond that forms between them becomes its own kind of trap — one built on trust that may not survive the truth. A period horror thriller about deception, survival, and the dangerous assumptions we make about who deserves our loyalty.
Directed by Claire Forgie. Watch an excerpt →
When an AI-driven cheating scandal tears through a Melbourne university, four students and their principled professor are forced into an ethical reckoning none of them are prepared for. A contemporary drama about integrity, connection, and the blurring line between authentic and artificial, in both technology and human relationships.
A man who can inhabit and control another person’s body for two hours after making eye contact has spent years treating his ability as a thrill. When a covert government agency discovers him and forces him into a mission to prevent a domestic terror attack, his gift becomes a cage.