Writing Between the Engineering
What building things taught me about building a novel — and why an engineer's habits turned out to be a storyteller's secret weapon.
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Every quiet revolution begins with a woman gathering her thoughts.
A sharp, witty and quietly cheeky novel about how men and women are navigating a world that's changing faster than anyone agreed to — and the women who, one considered step at a time, are calmly taking the lead.

Not Now Dear follows the tender, complicated business of making a life that feels like your own — for anyone who has ever been asked to be smaller, quieter, or more convenient.
Funny, intimate and full of warmth, it is a story about friendship, family, and the quiet bravery of deciding what truly deserves your attention. It invites you to pause — and then to choose yourself.
There is always time for a good story.
Sharp, tender and quietly devastating. I finished it in a single sitting and immediately wanted to start again.— Early reader
Wickedly funny about the things we never say out loud. It made me laugh, then made me think about my own 'not now, dear' moments.— Advance review
Elegant, mischievous, and full of heart. The kind of book you press into a friend's hands.— Bookshop bookseller
What building things taught me about building a novel — and why an engineer's habits turned out to be a storyteller's secret weapon.
Continue readingTwo small words that can quietly reshape a life. On boundaries, guilt, and the difference between selfish and self-possessed.
Continue readingA first note on why this journal exists, and what you can expect to find here between the covers of the book.
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