Fiona has been writing for about twelve years, ever since an accident forced her to give up full-time work. In that time she's had a number of short stories published, most recently with QueeredFiction, Mslexia, Ink Sweat & Tears, The Pygmy Giant, Byker Books, and Flash Me Magazine, but also with MLR Press, Haworth Press, CPQ Magazine, Aspen Mountain Press, Velvet Mafia, Gay Flash Fiction, Forbidden Fruit, BENT Magazine, and several magazines that have now ceased publication.

Her first ever novel, Roses in December, a gay paranormal romance, was published by Torquere Press.

She particularly enjoys writing ghost stories or anything with a paranormal or creepy theme, and often gets inspiration from the landscape or places she visits on holiday. Other sources of ideas include fairy tales, myths, legends, dreams, music and books, as well as (be warned!) the people she meets in daily life.

In her spare time she writes book reviews for her own review site, The Sharpened Quill, and for Speak Its Name, a review site specialising in gay historical fiction.

In any spare time after that, she enjoys history, archaeology, architecture, art, gardening, watercolour painting and music. And reading, of course. She rarely has her nose far from the pages of a book.

Fiona lives in a Victorian house in Birmingham (the original one in the UK) with one husband, several visiting cats, and far too many spiders.