Friendship
Since Zero Years Old
A weekend in Hamar and Stange with a friend I have known since birth — old conversations, new music, a cat with a red string, and the quiet kind of friendship that never needed any work.
Travel
Everyday Life
People Who Look Out of Windows
Some people chase beautiful views. Others simply need a window. An essay about trains, hotels, airplanes, and the strangely comforting act of watching the world pass by.
Travel Letters
Travel Letter 4: New Roads
Thirty-three hours by coach. Too little sleep, almost no money left, and one final stretch still to go. Somewhere between Brussels and Oslo, I realise that getting home isn't always about arriving. Sometimes it's simply about trusting that you'll get there.
Travel Letters
Travel Letter 3: Out on an Adventure
Sometimes travelling isn't about collecting experiences. Sometimes it's about giving yourself permission to do almost nothing. A free coffee. A second-hand book. A walk through unfamiliar streets. A quiet hostel room. The world can wait until tomorrow.
Travel Letters
Travel Letter 2: Trying to Find My Feet
Sometimes the hardest part of travelling isn't arriving somewhere new. It's walking through the door and becoming one of the strangers.
Travel
Travel Letter 1: Taking to the Skies
From London's hidden workers' cafés to quiet walks along the Thames, this is a travel letter about slowing down, reconnecting with an old friend, and discovering a city through the moments that rarely make it into guidebooks.
Personal Essays
Some People Never Fully Unpack
Some people unpack the moment they arrive. Others leave a backpack in the corner for weeks. An essay about belonging, restlessness, and the quiet question of whether some of us are simply built for the spaces in between.