(Copy)writing & Narrative Design
Currently, everything I’ve uploaded to my portfolio is browsable under this category. At some point, I’ll make it just old work I no longer want to spotlight.
This article focuses on the unique aspects of interactive writing, some broad methods for it, and why it’s more challenging and emotionally
Continue reading[Article] Game Writing’s No Game: Why Interactive Writing Isn’t Simple
This article highlights the past and present music scene of Guildford, my university town, and how a lot of students don’t seem
Continue reading[Article] Revealing Guildford’s Secret Music Scene
This article explains how to make better New Year’s Resolutions for your writing, and outlines how to break up big and vague
Continue reading[Article] Creating Reliable New Year’s Resolutions for Writing
This anecdotal opinion article covers how focusing on how you shouldn’t stop your treatment during the pandemic, as the hospital will do
Continue reading[Article] Don’t Be Scared to Visit a Hospital During the Pandemic
This opinion article covers how focusing on grades alone can prevent you from gaining valuable experience. It was written for the ‘As
This essay was written for a cinematic theory module at my university. It explores Vivian Sobchack’s theory of the ‘Cinesthetic Subject’ through
Continue reading[Essay] Horror and the Manipulation of the Cinesthetic Subject in ‘A Quiet Place’
This prose excerpt is a partial, original interpretive translation I did of the fourteenth-century poem ‘Sir Gawain and The Green Knight’ (Anon
Continue reading[Translation] Sir Gawain and The Green Knight (partial translation)
This short magical realist piece, following a letter-writing solider in the First World War, subverts the traditional first-person narrative to explore the
‘Sole’ is a Soft Science-Fiction short story that I wrote between university projects. It is based on my A2 Media Studies coursework,
This dark, High Fantasy short builds a bleak picture of an impoverished city as it follows an assassin to cut out the