I’m a published author who defies the norms of traditional literary training, and my journey is a testament to how passion and creativity can overcome any challenge. Everything about my approach is unconventional. 

While many authors follow a traditional path, studying literature in university, I’ve carved out my own unique route. 

My creative thinking allows me to view the world through a different lens, bringing fresh perspectives to every story I tell. 

I specialize in breathing life into historical characters, making them vibrant and relatable to today’s readers. 

By thinking outside the box, I present history in a way that is both engaging and thought-provoking, blending past and present in a seamless narrative.

My background includes a degree in applied human sciences with a focus on family education and adolescent behaviour. This education deepens my understanding of human relationships and enriches my storytelling. 

Currently, I’m pursuing a second degree in psychology, which lies at the core of how I interact with the world around me. 

Join me on this unconventional journey. Explore my works, engage in lively discussions, and let’s celebrate the beauty of thinking differently. 

Here, historical characters and stories come alive through creative storytelling, where inspiration is drawn from the past, and humour is never far behind.

In conjunction with writing, my journey is a path as diverse and creative as the worlds I help bring to life. My career began in the movie industry as a set builder and painter, where I transformed raw materials into captivating visual landscapes. This role allowed me to merge practicality with artistry, crafting intricate sets that transport audiences into different realms. The tactile satisfaction of shaping environments on screen fueled my passion for storytelling.

Parallel to my work in set design, I train dogs and wolves for the Dogue Academy, mastering the art of communication and trust with these incredible animals. This unique expertise not only enriched my life but also added an authentic touch to any project involving animals. Training wolves and dogs taught me patience, intuition, and the importance of a deep connection, lessons that transcend into all areas of my work.

My creative journey also led me to the airwaves, where I hosted a radio show for five years. This platform allowed me to connect with a diverse audience, share stories, and explore a range of topics with authenticity and humour. Simultaneously, I contributed to a French magazine for four years, honing my skills in written expression and cultural commentary.

These varied experiences have culminated in my evolution as a writer. Each chapter of my career has equipped me with unique insights and skills, from visual storytelling and animal training to broadcasting and journalism. Today, I channel these experiences into bringing rich, multifaceted narratives to life.