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Selected Books

Plymouth is a haunting, decades-spanning literary novella about Francis More, a once-successful lawyer whose life crumbles under the weight of his wife's mysterious death, exposed extramarital affairs, mounting financial ruin tied to the decaying Utopia estate, and a devastating lawsuit that threatens to strip away his remaining dignity and hope—culminating in a tense courtroom drama where fragile redemption flickers amid profound loss and despair.

Deirdre / Deirdre: A Novella and Screenplay is a raw, lyrical retelling of the ancient Irish legend of Deirdre of the Sorrows, reimagined amid the horrors of the 1847 Great Famine, where sixteen-year-old Deirdre Ó Murchadha—forged by starvation, loss of family, and betrayal—is bartered to a cruel English Earl, only to ignite a forbidden, defiant love with gardener Naoise that sparks rebellion across rotting cottages, shadowed libraries, moonlit forests, and blood-soaked dungeons—culminating in her unyielding choice of death over chains, unbreakable maternal sacrifice, and a spirit that refuses to be broken ("Ní bheidh muid briste").

Honour: A Play is a searing, poetic drama set in Toronto fifteen years apart, where two girls named Amina Khan face the same deadly edge of so-called “honour”—the sixteen-year-old cornered in a dim apartment by a father who sees love as betrayal and shame as something only blood can cleanse, and the thirty-eight-year-old child-protection worker who escaped her own father’s rage long ago, now racing through snow to save a girl whose file holds her childhood photo—until past and present collide in a breathless moment, forcing one woman to confront whether silence ever protected anyone and if honour can finally be reclaimed from those who weaponized it, in a raw, unflinching yet ultimately hopeful reckoning with intergenerational trauma, immigration’s hidden costs, and the fierce, quiet power of women refusing to let the next girl vanish into a ghost.

Edin (also titled EDIN 伊甸園) is a ferocious, heartbreaking dystopian novella about a regime enforcer named Paul who defects after witnessing a brutal atrocity, joining rebels to spark a blackout rebellion against an oppressive, god-like Chairman in a massive, smog-choked city—ultimately questioning survival, resistance, and what endures in the ashes of millions of lives.