My production and publication list is a long one, but here's just a sample.

The Curiosity Cabinet has been described by Dundee Prize judge, award winning poet John Burnside, as “a powerful story about love and obligation.. a persuasive novel, very well written.” It involves an embroidered casket which links two women, past and present, on a fictional Hebridean Island.
To read a sample chapter click here >The Curiosity Cabinet<

God’s Islanders is my new book about the history of the people of the magical island of Gigha, from prehistoric times to the present day, illustrated with a fine selection of old photographs of life on the island.

Wormwood and Quartz were a more serious proposition altogether.
Wormwood tackles the horrors of the Chernobyl disaster. Developed at Edinburgh's Traverse Theatre with the help and encouragement of director Philip Howard, it was subsequently published as part of the Scotland Plays anthology by Nick Hern books, and has become an academic set text.
To find out more Click here >Wormwood<

Quartz was produced at the Traverse to excellent reviews during 2000, with Roxana Silbert directing and deals with themes of magic, religion and bigotry.
To find out more Click here >Quartz<

My play The Price of a Fish Supper is a dramatic monologue, which will be produced as part of the spring 2005 lunchtime season at the Oran Mor centre in Byres Road, Glasgow. For an extract from this play about an ex fisherman, which has much to say about contemporary Scotland, click here >The Price of a Fish Supper<

For a full list of my Productions and Publications please click on the link below.

>Productions and Publications<