Personal essays
Paper Grenades (forthcoming)
Tahoma Literary Review – Spring 2026
A daughter reckons with years of letters from her imprisoned father, using them to examine boundaries, manipulation, and the slow work of letting go.
Roi Fainéant – November 2024
A childhood memory of racing scooters against departing planes becomes a reflection of longing, movement, and the instinct to chase what feels just out of reach.
Lush and Lost on Ponsonby Road
The Spinoff – July 2024
A former wine brand manager confronts her alcohol-fuelled past in Auckland and begins to rebuild a life beyond it.
Reckon Review – April 2024
A daughter wrestles with her lifelong struggle to navigate the damage caused by her father’s addiction, manipulation, and wealth.
The Blue Side of Red (print only)
Folly Journal – November 2023
A woman navigates blurred boundaries with a male friend, using their physical closeness to examine desire, attachment, and the patterns she keeps repeating in love.
Headland – June 2023
A grandfather clock is used to explore a troubled father-daughter relationship.
Turbine | Kapohau – December 2022
Self-acceptance, body image, and cultural norms are explored through the experience of buying a luxurious set of lingerie.
Book reviews
Strong Words 4, edited by Lynley Edmeades
Kete Books – October 2025
Arohanui, edited by Rosemary Hepozden
Kete Books – August 2025
Three Wee Bookshops at the End of the World, by Ruth Shaw
Kete Books – April 2025
Woman Uninterrupted, by Brodie Kane
Kete Books – October 2024
Kete Books – July 2024