She emerged one day from the shadowy troughs of the South Downs and revealed her observations from a dog-eared notebook. Through writing and drawing she continued to translate her perceptions of the world until she found herself studying BA Illustration at Camberwell College of Arts, making Poe-esque worlds with a humble HB pencil and delving into research about the phenomenon of post-humanism, whilst writing a considerable amount of curious short stories. Concerned with storytelling and the unexpected, she has a deep and ongoing interest in the works of the great nineteenth-century Russian authors. Having gained a first class degree she discarded London in favour of a five-month adventure through the Far East, before returning to the wondrous capital to pursue her career in writing. At the age of twenty-two she began writing and researching for the magnificent Amelia's Magazine, where much tea is consumed and her storytelling resumed through the process of art and music criticism.