People’s good deeds we write in water. The evil deeds are etched in brass.

Writing came to me unexpectedly one morning while I was in the midst of a mental breakdown in what I like to call 'the lost years'.

Mauled by insomnia, I lay in bed and had the most incredible visual experience of my life. It was the story of a young boy in New York who found himself trapped in a mafia shootout during a charity banquet he was attending. It became the pilot screenplay for a crime thriller called 'Carter' which I developed soon after. 

Next came a cat and mouse thriller called 'Remote Control' following the life of a former tech maven. And after that a musical, Baron, set in the 19th century London. 

In 2020 I published my debut book, a mental health memoir called 'The Middle'. It never made the Sunday Times bestsellers list or landed a Pulitzer nomination (yet) but I did help a lot of folk by breathing life into my story and daring to share it. Myself included.