Writing
I am a historian, essayist, and critic.
I’m currently writing a PhD thesis on the history of eating disorders and a book based on this project. More generally, I write about literature, art, culture, and the internet for a variety of publications, and for my blog Twenty-First Century Demoniac.
I am open for commission to review any exhibitions or books on internet culture and technology, early modern history, the history of science, medicine, and food, and health and wellness.
Selected publications below.
‘The Teller and the Tale’ Review of Thea Lenarduzzi’s The Tower (Still Point London, 2025)
‘What does the food of the future look like?’ (Dazed, 2025)
‘The Caryatid Manifesto’ (Still Point London, 2025)
‘Tuck In’ Review of Ruby Tandoh’s All Consuming: Why We Eat the Way We Eat Now (LARB, 2025)
‘Viral Language’ Review of Adam Aleksic’s Algospeak (LARB, 2025)
‘Don’t Be Evil?’ Review of Vauhini Vara’s Searches: Selfhood in the Digital Age (Review31, 2025)
‘Sauce Material’: History as Recipe and Cooking For the Dead (death kit #1, 2025; Print)
‘Late Michelangelo’ (Oxford Review of Books, Summer 2025; Print)
Down the Rabbit Hole (The London Magazine, April-May, 2025; Print)
SEA GLASS(ES), my pamphlet bringing together two essays on memory, travel, and physical and mental space is now available from Tallfinger Press (Print, 2024)
Scribbling Girls (Atmospheric Quarterly, 2024)
Review: Lynn Schmeidler’s Half Lives (Necessary Fiction, 2024)
Reflection (Leon Literary Review, 2024) Nominated for the Pushcart Prize