STORYTELLING + LIFE WRITING

Whether I'm writing about dining out solo and bouncing back after divorce or being child-free by choice and struggling with sexless relationships, I want to bring hushed topics out of the shadows. I've been touted as unabashedly honest yet refreshingly hilarious, with my writing known to make people cry or cringe from the words I've splashed onto the page.

In addition to writing articles in The Independent, Metro, and Grazia, I've contributed to Cosmopolitan, Stylist, The Times, and The New York Post, among others. I've also been a featured speaker on BBC Radio, The Moth, and podcasts on both sides of The Atlantic.

Featured Articles

  • The Independent: Why I’m finding it impossible to get over my pandemic heartbreak

    As I spend yet another night in my own company – amid the soothing sounds of George Michael – I oscillate between looking at photos of us together, to swiping endlessly on the apps.

  • Metro: My ex had a baby with his new partner – why did everyone expect me to be angry?

    We were together for around a decade and tried for one ourselves, but being parents was never on the cards for us. Our marriage may have ended, but we vowed to stay a part of each other’s lives.

  • The Independent: Like Bill and Melinda, my ex-husband and I decided we couldn’t grow old together

    After nearly a decade as a couple, we thought we had weathered the storm of our twenties and could enjoy the next ten years with relative ease – but sadly life had other plans.

Sorbet

A quick online scroll ascertains seduction doesn’t exactly have the finest of reputations.

When keeping close company with the likes of world-famous flirts and lotharios, not to mention deceptively charming spies dramatically swaying the tides of war, perhaps the term requires a much-needed PR makeover.

After all, the word ‘seduction’ stems from the Latin “to lead aside.”

GRAZIA

“Your social media feed may be awash with engagement and anniversary photos, but data would suggest many Britons aren’t experiencing happily ever after.

Not only are divorce applications at the highest level in 10 years — helped, in part, by the no-fault legislation passed in April of last year — but there is evidence from the last economic downturn that recessions and higher divorce rates are toxic bedfellows…”

Featured on Metro UK

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Article Contributions

Victoria Fritz’s name change and the power of women taking back control after divorce

What Does It Mean to Be Demisexual? Here’s What You Should Know

Grazia: Coffee, Childcare, Zara… 3 Women Share Their Covid Money Diaries