RECENT NEWS
A new book!
The (very sneaky) cat is out of the proverbial bag: I am writing the first official novel for the Thief game series!
Based on the seminal work of Looking Glass Studios, Thief: The Dark Project tells the tale of Garrett, a world-weary master thief trying pull off one last heist in an ancient city where magic, machinery, and myth collide. While existing fans will feel right at home reading it, it's written for anyone who loves noir and dark fantasy - no prior knowledge of the games required. I've adored this universe for years, and it's a dream come true to contribute to the world that Looking Glass built.
Full publishing details still under wraps, but if you're hankering for a taste, the opening chapters will be included with the deluxe edition of the remastered game, shipping December 3rd. (Link here).
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A new agent!
I've signed with new literary representation! Am delighted to be repped by Eric Smith at Neighborhood Literary, alongside a fab roster of clients whose work I've long admired.
We're cooking up some great stuff on both the literary and videogame fronts. And if you'd like to stay updated, I'm reviving my long-dormant email list, which you can join below. (I promise I won't abuse your inbox. This will be, at most, a semiannual deal).
A new writing position!
Delighted to say I'm now a Lead Writer for Skywind, the massive project to rebuild the classic RPG Morrowind, using the tech behind its ubiquitous sequel Skyrim.
Our narrative team has wrapped all the major work on the base game, and we're now deep in implementation. Release date is still TBD, but I can't wait to share this amazing game with a whole new generation.
Check out our recent update video here, and head to our website if you're interested in applying to the team - we're actively recruiting!
New theatre!
Over the last year, I've been privileged to produce the gorgeous play ODDS ARE, by Smita Russell. This extraordinary solo show won awards and garnered raves on its journey to the Edinburgh Festival, where The Times named it one of the best shows out of almost 4,000 productions. Heartbreaking and hilarious, it's one of my favorite plays, and I feel tremendously lucky to have helped shepherd it.
If you want to catch it in the US, the next production is planned at Mosaic Theatricals in San Diego. Dates TBD. For more info, visit the show's website: www.oddsareshow.com