Here are some of the things I’ve written over the years across creative and academic platforms. My podcasts can be found here.

Novels

The Wounded Me is my debut novel which is published by Blackwater Press and it’s available to pre-order here.

Praise for The Wounded Me:

‘This book is wound tightly, like a body waiting for the blow to land, or to be delivered, and it is a deep, patient exploration of safety—and its opposite. The painting that inspired the novel is a foreboding, fugitive presence in the core story of this book, which is a journey back to a home that contains its own unravelling. A home, that for all the safety it promises, is a place of muted grief and guilt. The love at the heart of this book is careful, complicated and unsettling. This is a concise novel, full of unspoken things that drive acts of storytelling, betrayal and violence and in the end this book is a quiet, knotted, devastatingly timeless tale.’
—Elizabeth Reeder, author of An Archive of Happiness

‘Part fable, part coming-of-age novel, The Wounded Me follows a group of feral boys who have created their own (dys)topia in a forest. Their world begins to change when they encounter a mysterious bird child who becomes a profound reflection on otherness and the myriad ways we respond to it: with love, fear, curiosity, or cruelty. Atmospheric and deeply moving, The Wounded Me is a novel to be savoured and features one of the most unforgettable endings I have ever read.’
—Defne Çizakça, author of Ansuz: Feminist Fairy Tales

‘The Wounded Me is that rare kind of novel that can be luminous and dark at the same time. Reading it is an experience akin to walking in a fairytale forest—not least because much of the novel action takes place in one: enchanting, exciting, tense, and ominous. Magic realism enmeshed with the brutal realities of a community of feral children built on trauma response and necessity creates a modern fable about community, belonging, and closeness, as well as power dynamics, abandonment, dissent, and rebellion. Powerful and unforgettable, The Wounded Me is a superbly crafted novel, a classic in the making.’
—Ioulia Kolovou, author of The Stone Maidens

Short stories

Regresar, published in ‘Presencia y Resistencia’ Issue 124, Winter 2025, Wasafiri Magazine. This issue is available to order here.

Notebook, published in On The Hill podcast, episodes 12, May 2021. This story is available to listen here.

Vámonos, published under the section of New Voices to Watch in Issue 13 of the Transnational Literature Journal, October 2021. Watch me read the short story here. Please note that as the reading goes alongside a slide show of photos by photojournalists in the protests in Venezuela, some people might find the images disturbing.

Miśko, published in On The Hill podcast, episode 8, March 2020. This story is available to listen here.

Ni Allá Ni Acá, published in Issue 21, Gutter Magazine, October 2019. This issue is available to order here.

Chun Shing, published in On The Hill podcast, episode 3, October 2019. This story is available to listen here.

Here, Hwearf Literary Journal, Volume 1. This story is available to read here.

Loyal Flying Pigeons, published in Issue 23, From Glasgow to Saturn, October 2011. This story is available to read here.

On Hope, published in Issue 3, Alliterati Magazine. This story is available to read here.

Manuel, published in Issue 4, Alliterati Magazine. This poem is available to read here.

Chapters & Articles

‘Podcasting and Online Literary Magazines: Playful Experimentation and Digital Skills’, Multimodal and Digital Creative Writing Pedagogies, edited by Kristina Wright and Sara K. Howe, July 2023.in Multimodal and Digital Creative Writing Pedagogies. This book is available to order here.

On The Hill: Podcasting as a Creative Manoeuvre for Remediation, single author peer-reviewed article, Issue 7, Writing in Practice, December 2021. National Association for Writers in Education. This article is available here.

García Rangel, S and Amy Lilwall (2021). ‘Making a Literary Podcast: a Flexible Form for Writing, Teaching and Research’ in Embrace the machines! Online writing instruction towards preserving humanity, in Writing in Education, Issue 83, Spring 2021.

Read the Woman of the Month interview here, January 2021, Hypathia Trust, Cornwall.