About me

I was born in Chelsea London in 1994, making me 20years old at this present moment. Now, I live in Kent, on the outskirts of London in a big old Vicarage with pretty views of horse fields and blossoming trees.

I am currently studying International Studies with the Open University, which is a different and unique experience for me.

I spent six months living in the Osa Penisula, Costa Rica and returned in December 2013 to tour the North of the country, mainly Guanacaste and its extraordinary dry forests and beaches.

I aspire to be a travel & life writer having always lived by the quote "in order to write about life, first you must live it" and this has spurned me on to do charity bungee jumps, skydives and gliding.

My friends recognise me as an over dramatized wild-card and they wouldn't be wrong. I wear my heart on my sleeve, fall in love a lot, am a fully committed Christian and want nothing more than to work with people and to help others.

I have also been involved in projects with The National Theatre, The Lessons from Auschwitz Trust and Bromley College 'return to learn' classes. I have done work experience at Preform a sports media platform and MBA Literary Agents.

Now, I hope to focus my life on my writing, particularly with regards to current affairs and believe that acting like 'a human being' is the best way to get messages across.