“An unmistakable authority”
- Glyn Hughes, DH Lawrence Festival Poet in Residence

Forthcoming are Kindle editions of stories from his Death Codex science fiction novel, steampunk novel Crystal Parliament and Cabal supernatural series. Fragments of these have been published in Estronomicon magazine.

From an early age he discovered an empathy in the poetry of Ted Hughes, ee cummings, Thom Gunn, Leonard Cohen, William Carlos Williams and Robert Graves.

In the fiction of William Gibson, Frank Herbert, Neal Stephenson, Sean McMullen, Dan Simmons, Storm Constantine, Alastair Reynolds and Kevin J Anderson he developed an appreciation of the riches of the imagination. In the philosophies of SL Magregor-Mathers and Perdurabo he deepened the reaches of that imagination.

Cited as a “new-renaissance man” for the breadth of his creative endeavours he seeks to manifest a metaphysical understanding of the world through diverse art forms, standing at the crossroads between technology and the humanities.

His poetry and prose have been published internationally in a wide range of magazines including Staple, Poetry Nottingham, First Time, The Rialto, Inkshed, Leicester Haymarket, Shadow Phoenix, Moonstone, La Vache, Folio, East Midlands Arts Mailout, Aabye’s Baby, Plumes – le magazine de l’ecriturenet du stylo, PC Format, Digital PhotoFX, Mac Art & Design and Computer Arts. His article about megalithic sites,  Stone Circles of Derbyshire is published in Sunpath. His article about D.H.Lawrence,  Phoenix in the Attic is published in Staple. His poetry has won prizes in the DH Lawrence Centenary Poetry Competition, the WWF Poetry Competition, the Derby Evening Telegraph Poetry Competition and was highly commended by the Derby Poetry Society.

His poetry collections Deja-Vu – Selected Poems, Verbal Narcotics, Derbyshire Poets (ed) and Dervish Days are published by Dragonheart Press.