[Article] Writing as a Team Player
This article recounts my five biggest lessons from writing on the creative team for Gloomhaven Digital. It was written as part of the
My commerical work, alongside a selection of my best non-commerical work, is available here in chronological order.
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[Article] Christmas All-Stars: A Festival-Themed Gift List
This listicle gathers my favourite books which I’ve encountered during the three years I’ve volunteered for the festival. It is the first
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[Commercial Game] Gloomhaven Digital
Gloomhaven Digital is a digital adaptation of the smash-hit, high-fantasy table-top roleplaying game, where you take control of a band of mercenaries,
[Article] Game Writing’s No Game: Why Interactive Writing Isn’t Simple
This article focuses on the unique aspects of interactive writing, some broad methods for it, and why it’s more challenging and emotionally
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[Article] Revealing Guildford’s Secret Music Scene
This article highlights the past and present music scene of Guildford, my university town, and how a lot of students don’t seem
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[Article] Creating Reliable New Year’s Resolutions for Writing
This article explains how to make better New Year’s Resolutions for your writing, and outlines how to break up big and vague
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[Article] Don’t Be Scared to Visit a Hospital During the Pandemic
This anecdotal opinion article covers how focusing on how you shouldn’t stop your treatment during the pandemic, as the hospital will do
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[Article] How Good Grades Can Make You Dumb
This opinion article covers how focusing on grades alone can prevent you from gaining valuable experience. It was written for the ‘As
[Essay] Horror and the Manipulation of the Cinesthetic Subject in ‘A Quiet Place’
This essay was written for a cinematic theory module at my university. It explores Vivian Sobchack’s theory of the ‘Cinesthetic Subject’ through
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[Translation] Sir Gawain and The Green Knight (partial translation)
This prose excerpt is a partial, original interpretive translation I did of the fourteenth-century poem ‘Sir Gawain and The Green Knight’ (Anon
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