Writing has followed me through journalism, law and fiction. Now it helps me make sense of a story I never expected to inhabit.

My first academic home was journalism and political science. I completed my first master’s degree at the University of Warsaw, studying subjects that still shape my writing: how power operates, how information travels, and how the way a story is told determines whose voice is heard. At that time it called - Journalism and Political Sciences.

I went on to publish books, including fictional crime stories. Fiction gave me room to explore motives, contradictions and the distance between what people say and what they do. Now I write on AI.

My legal career brought those questions into another setting, where language can create obligations, establish rights and change the course of someone’s life.

Today, my writing brings these experiences together. I write about law, artificial intelligence and the encounters between individual lives and institutional power.
Writing and publishing
Explore my writing as below
A relationship, plans for a shared home and the possibility of another child became entangled with military institutions, security concerns and descriptions of me that I did not recognise. I began asking questions.
Those questions led to correspondence, documents, disputes and litigation.
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Written from the perspective of a solicitor and AI thinker, the series combines psychological drama, institutional satire, dark humour and unsettling visions of possible futures. Its central question is not whether machines will become more human, but what humans may become when intelligence is no longer exclusively ours.
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Invisible Woman. A New Strategy of Resistance, which I am currently writing, brings personal storytelling into conversation with documentary inquiry. It follows the human experience behind the records: love, trust, family, uncertainty, and the effort to understand decisions made elsewhere about your own life.
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The AI-Ready Solicitor: Strategic Methods for SQE Success brings together my work as a solicitor, educator and AI architect.It addresses a question that has become central to my professional life: how can we use artificial intelligence to strengthen our thinking while retaining responsibility for our conclusions?
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Publishing, Film & Creative Collaborations

I am open to discussing publishing, film, television and other creative opportunities involving both my fiction and my personal experiences.

My work spans speculative fiction, legal and institutional drama, artificial intelligence, and real-life events involving power, identity, relationships and the institutions that shape our lives.

I welcome conversations with literary agents, publishers, producers, screenwriters, filmmakers and other creative professionals interested in developing original stories for publication or screen adaptation.

Whether through my AI Between Us fiction series, other literary projects, or the extraordinary real-life experiences behind Invisible Woman, I am interested in collaborations that bring distinctive, intellectually ambitious and emotionally compelling stories to wider audiences.

For publishing, screen rights, adaptation enquiries or creative collaborations, please get in touch.
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