The Authorsphere is an awkward little pocket of reality that sits somewhere between my office and my imagination. It is held together by tea, loose paper, and whatever noise Satine makes when she decides to contribute. She’s the only other being allowed inside, but she refuses to comment on anything she witnesses. Sensible dog.
Here, in this subliminal creative space, is where The Interdimensional Apology Initiative came into being. A universe built on paperwork. A Department run on existential bureaucracy. A team of accidental heroes who were only trying to finish a cup of tea before reality intervened.
If this sounds like your sort of chaos, you can find the book for purchase online (links to come) or explore my universe in more depth on the Book’s Page, or the character bios of Dean, Nora, Korl, Jillex, and Jon (Not that one) or even help me convince Chapter Twelve to return to the book (or not, it seems quite content here).
About the Book
The Interdimensional Apology Initiative is a comic science-fiction novel that follows Dean, Nora, Korl and Jillex as they attempt to stop a runaway apology from rewriting reality. Expect cosmic audits, narrative leaks, disobedient chapters, and a Department that files existence under “Pending” whenever it feels overwhelmed.
If you enjoy British humour, dry understatement, and the suspicion that the universe might be run by committee, you’re in the right place.
How I Accidentally Became a Writer
Becoming a novelist was never part of the plan. One afternoon, while procrastinating about something I’ve long since forgotten, I opened a document and began typing. The words arrived before the reason did.
By the time the kettle boiled, I had a chapter.
By the end of the day, I had a story that refused to stop and kept me up all night.
I didn’t mean to write a book; it simply happened. The narrative has opinions, so do the characters. I was outnumbered.
Other Writing
Before stumbling into fiction, I wrote two non-fiction books and an academic journal paper on cybersecurity. You are warmly invited to explore those works using the menu above.
Thank you for visiting the Authorsphere. Mind your step; reality has loose tiles here.