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**Author Bio**
Based in Stockton-on-Tees, I am a writer whose work is shaped by a lifelong journey with cerebral palsy and an unwavering belief in the power of imagination to transcend circumstance. Born with the condition and having undergone numerous surgeries, I have spent my life adapting, persevering, and forging independence—experiences that profoundly inform both my storytelling and my outlook on life.
Writing became my gateway to freedom and connection. I began blogging with the aim of challenging perceptions of disability and demonstrating that a meaningful, ambitious life is never defined by physical limitations. By sharing personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs, I seek to encourage others to recognise their own potential and embrace resilience in all its forms.
This commitment to storytelling led to my first book, *The Sky’s the Limit*, a testament to perseverance, self-belief, and the enduring strength of the human spirit. Alongside my writing, I remain actively involved in networking and creative communities, offering support, encouragement, and advocacy wherever possible.
My creative work extends into fantasy fiction, where imagination becomes a lens for exploring deeper philosophical and metaphysical themes. My novella *A Homeless Paradise* blends vivid world-building with mystery and reflection, inviting readers to draw their own interpretations. Readers have noted echoes of Terry Brooks’ *Landover* series and the dynamic energy of *The Prisoner as the story builds toward a contemplative and resonant conclusion.
*Jack’s Back!* I explore the theme of second chances through Jack, a man who, after experiencing homelessness, is transported not only back to a magical land from his past but also into his own childhood. Joined by his friend Joe, Jack must navigate a perilous world filled with pirate lords, prowling panthers, and haunting spectres. The story unfolds as an epic quest, a fight for survival, and ultimately a search for the most valuable treasure of all—the way home.
My work is continually inspired by stories of creative resilience, such as *Framing Freedom*, which follows Lara Hargrove, a wheelchair-using photographer who challenges assumptions about accessibility while celebrating the vibrancy of life through her lens. Her journey mirrors my own belief that freedom is found by pushing beyond perceived limitations.
Most recently, I expanded my storytelling into *Whispers in the Night: Adventures in an Enchanted Museum*. When the clock strikes midnight, the ancient museum awakens, its relics whispering secrets of forgotten eras. Historian Ellie Thompson and the enigmatic Professor Finch—an expert in enchanted artefacts—embark on a perilous nocturnal quest to uncover lost histories and piece together truths long buried.
I am now writing children’s fiction, creating inclusive worlds filled with wonder, adventure, and unforgettable characters—stories designed for children with disabilities and without, where every reader can see themselves reflected in tales of courage, curiosity, and imagination.
Through every book, blog, and story, my goal remains the same: to kindle hope, inspire possibility, and remind readers that no matter the obstacles we face, the sky truly is the limit—one word, one story, and one human connection at a time.
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