A reflective exploration of Europe’s beetles and ground insects, examining soil health, decomposition, nutrient cycling and the hidden workforce that keeps landscapes functioning.
The Long Way Into the Dark
A reflective essay on leaving horror behind, exploring completion, attention, and how a lifelong relationship with dark writing came to a quiet close.
Things I Didn’t Notice at First
An observational essay on what changes when you stop rushing — exploring transitions, attention, and why the spaces between tasks matter as much as the tasks themselves.
European Insects
A reflective exploration of Europe’s butterflies and moths, examining migration, seasonal timing, traditional landscapes and what these remarkable insects reveal about environmental change.
Working With Worms
A reflective look at how worm farming fits into the wider garden, exploring castings, compost, soil context, and why results vary so widely.
