She is an Australian storyteller with Aboriginal roots, her grandmother taken from the Wemba-Wemba people in the Stolen Generation, her father’s passing at 67 marking a turning point in her own journey. Shaped by both heritage and loss, she carries their stories forward with words and drawings that breathe life into wonder.

Armed with formal qualifications — dual diplomas in Leadership & Management and Project Management — she has led teams as a regional manager and stood watch as security on military bases in the Middle East and Australia. Her path has been one of resilience, discipline, and transformation, weaving strength into creativity.

A wide-eyed traveller with a love of English history (studying its castles, monarchs, and myths through several courses), she is on a quest to visit fifty countries before she turns fifty. Everywhere she goes, she gathers fragments of story: the discipline of leadership, the silence of desert nights, the weight of history, and the shimmer of imagination.

Now back in Australia, she spends her days writing and sketching — conjuring worlds from sparks of memory and magic, giving voice to characters who refuse to stay silent, and chasing down wonder wherever it hides.