I was interviewed about my book here and my book has been reviewed here  If you’d like to buy it, there are options here.

Abby Norman’s compellingly crafted memoir joins the canon of growing – and valuable –  literature exploring the human experience of physical and mental pain and illness, but it’s so much…

I was delighted to contribute to a special issue of ‘Nursing Clio’ that explored aspects of pregnancy loss through historical and contemporary lenses. It was hard for me to choose…

Described as a ‘novel’ which I now understand to be a word encompassing various literary forms, Motherhood prises open the narrator’s years-long ambivalence about becoming a mother – I assume, we…

Couples can’t always make a baby with ease, and for the one in six who struggle to do so, there’s another significant minority who may never conceive at all –…

If you are anywhere near London’s Bloomsbury area in the next month, please pop in to Conceiving Histories Exhibition at the Peltz Gallery – a small but perfectly formed collaboration…