‘Women’s Healthcare in a Man’s World: A potted history of how we got here’, BUST magazine, Fall Issue 2025
My new article ‘Women’s Healthcare in a Man’s World: A potted history of how we got here’ ⚕️🚺🌿 is out now in the Fall 2025 issue of @bust_magazine 💪🏻
This piece explores the moment in history when women’s healthcare fell from the hands of women into the hands of men—and how women have been fighting to get our power back. ⚡️✊🏻
‘Grey Ladies in the Crumbling Stones: a love affair with the gothic feminine’, The Spectral Lines, Carnie Publications, Issue 1, June 2025
I am so proud to be included in this lux little new zine @thespectrallines by @carniefilms for ‘seekers of unveiled meta-realms and anomalous infringements on temporal law’ 🕯️💀 My piece, ‘Grey Ladies in the Crumbling Stones: a love affair with the uncanny gothic feminine’ 🥀 is in gorgeously frightful company alongside contributions by Charlie Hall of @hauntedmagazine , @thetapelibrary , @susanelainejones1972 & @king._of._terrors 👻 — and several other contributors too mysterious and elusive to be on social media! 🫥
This is the inaugural issue of The Spectral Lines and I hope there are many fellow seekers out there who will clamour, wail, and rattle their chains for Issue 2! 💜
‘Unlocking Heritage Stories: How the use of audio walks as creative public engagement expands access to site-based heritage to a diverse and globalised audience’, Digitising Heritage: Transoceanic Connections between Australia and Europe, (Heidelberg: Heidelberg University Publishing) 2024
My chapter ‘Unlocking Heritage Stories’ in the new Digitising Heritage book has been published and out now from @uniheidelberg press! 📚 This work takes my public engagement findings from my practice-based PhD project of audio walks through @abneyparkn16 forward to include findings from subsequent audio walks in @fothcp@museumofthehome & around London. 🎧🚶🏻♀️☠️
The goal of this work is to share my analysis of both the process and the benefits of crafting digital projects as part of a public engagement plan within heritage sites, offering what is hopefully a helpful resource for practitioners to create their own digital heritage content. 📝🏰
‘The European Witch Trials’, Witches, Hearst Specials, Heart Magazine Media, 2023 & reprinted 2024
I’m so proud that this magazine I contributed to last year is back for 2024!! 🔮🧙🏻♀️🍾
🕯️’Witches’🕯️by @hearstmagazines is re-released with a new edit, lush paper stock & a swanky 🌟‘best seller’🌟 medallion! Congratulations to magazine editor @batgrrlnyc for compiling such a gorgeous collection of articles, stories & images that’s back for another spooky season — I’m thrilled to be part of such a delicious publication ☺️💜💜💜
‘Awesome Blossoms: Are Flowers Feminist? The surprisingly radical history of women and botany’, BUST Magazine, Spring 2023
My article ‘Awesome Blossoms’ is out now in the Spring issue of @bust_magazine 💐💐💐 The piece takes a look at the surprising feminist history behind the design of a flowery dress or the choice for flowery wallpaper. 🚺👗
’Terra Incognita: Tracing Literary Occult Pathways in North London’, Folklore Thursday, December 2020
North London has captured the imagination of gothic writers through the ages, exploring both sides of the region’s possibly: one a promise, one a threat.
‘21st-Century Victoriana: Our Love Letter to the dark’, Folklore Thursday, October 2020
We humans would rather have something a bit flawed but true than gloss-plastic perfection. On the surface, that doesn’t seem to be so—with ‘reality’ TV shows illustrating a life that’s nothing like reality and Instagram influencers filtered into poreless automatonica—but there is an undercurrent backlash to this that I see all around us. Our collective psyche is seeking to balance itself: enter Victoriana.


















