Abigail is a novelist based in London, UK.

She is the author of the upcoming book-club novel WET INK, which is due for publication in Spring, 2027 with Hodder & Stoughton in the UK, Dutton in the USA, and seventeen further territories across the world. The novel is also being developed for TV by Kudos.

Abigail is a Fellow with the Royal Literary Fund and a writing tutor and coach for the London Writer’s Salon.

She often hosts writing workshops and is a frequent speaker on everything from fiction writing to creative wellbeing.

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Gosh, look how very serious I am about being a serious author with a little bit of cheeky side eye. A dream to be shot by @natasha_merchant_headshots, who made me feel incredibly at ease and maybe even a bit cool. Soon to be blinking at you from bo
2025 was a good reading year. But I’m inclined to say, what does that actually mean? For me, it isn’t the most amount of books (27 is modest at best) or jumping onto new releases as soon as they pick up a strong headwind. The books I&rsqu
Hello, it’s me! I have had a wonderful flurry of followers since Wet Ink was announced, so if that’s you, I’m chuffed you’re here, and if you’ve been around for a while watching as I wrote and wrote and went slightly mad
🗞️ And now she’s in print! There’s something ever so surreal about editing a book on your laptop whilst the baby sleeps and then having your first baby arrive with a newspaper featuring the same book you’re working on… I&rsq
📺❗️This has been a pretty unbelievable few months and this tops it off. WET INK has been optioned for television and I am wild with excitement at the plans @kudostv have for it. Apart from all that, having it reported in the @guardian is very very c