Fiction
For adults and teenagers, I am the co-author of Kitty & Mary, an epistolary sequel to Pride and Prejudice with the novelist Julia Gray (published by Andersen Press in September 2026).

Non-fiction
For children, I am the author of a forthcoming guide to world folklore, and a biographical collection of Great Britons: 50 Amazing People Who Have Called Britain Home, illustrated by Sara Mulvanny, which was published by Nosy Crow in 2021. For Nosy Crow, I have also written Great Elizabethans: HM Queen Elizabeth II and 25 Amazing Britons From Her Reign, a special paperback published to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

-Nicolette Jones, The Sunday Times

-Fiona Noble, The Bookseller
For Ladybird, I have written The Big Book of the UK, a non-fiction guide to the United Kingdom for 5+, illustrated by the brilliant Louise Lockhart.

I have also written The Ladybird Big Book of Slimy Things, a comic-style voyage through a museum filled with hagfish, snails, slimy-coated sloths and man-made slime! It’s illustrated by Binny Talib, and is a Very Bright Green.

Poetry
My poetry for children has been widely anthologised, appearing in A Poet for Every Day of the Year, Space Poems, Cosy Poems, Poems for Eight-Year-Olds and Heroes and Villains, among others.
For adults, I’m the author of two collections of poetry. My first collection, The Women Left Behind, is a series of dramatic monologues from the perspectives of women left stranded or abandoned in canonical literature. Published by Dempsey and Windle in 2019, it’s illustrated by the Greenaway-winning artist Chris Riddell.

My second collection, Strange Sons, Dangerous Daughters – Four Branches of the Mabinogi, also illustrated by Chris Riddell, is published by Broken Sleep Books (2026), and revisits the magic, cruelty and transformation of the medieval Welsh epic.

— Robert Macfarlane