Yesterday morning, whilst waiting for my flat white at Monmouth Coffee on Monmouth Street, I opened Goodreads to mark a book as finished. The app immediately suggested The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis. I stared at the recommendation for longer than seemed reasonable for someone standing in a coffee queue. I’d been thinking about Ellis for weeks […]
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Four months into writing Project Mirror and I’m ready to share another piece. After the response to my first excerpt, several people asked to see more of how this world actually functions. This scene comes later in the book, when my protagonist starts noticing cracks in the system. A teenage client’s emotion package malfunctions, and
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Spent yesterday at the National Poetry Library on the South Bank. Not planned, not strategic – just happened to be walking past and saw the sign. The building sits quietly next to the Royal Festival Hall. No grand entrance, no marketing banners. Just a door that says ‘Poetry Library’ in simple letters. Inside, 100,000 books
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Dive into my latest novel that explores art meets algorithm in our hyperconnected world. Multilingual storytelling with visual elements—questioning what’s authentic behind perfectly curated facades.
