Annie is a socialist-feminist writer originally from Newcastle Upon-Tyne.
Following her literature MA at the university of Manchester, Annie has pursued writing mostly as a journalist and essayist and has also worked in editorial and translator capacities. She is heavily inspired by writers such as Mavis Gallant and Annie Ernaux, whose astute observations combined with compelling narratives Annie tries to emulate in her own style, whilst maintaining her view on the importance of representing class and gender perspectives.
As well as writing, Annie has worked in various educational roles, most recently as an English teacher in a university in Bogota, Colombia. Here she had the chance to create and facilitate workshops, run reading clubs, and be involved with multilingual literary projects. This included a gothic anthology built around the concept of trans-feminist creation to which she contributed a play based on an Indigenous Aztec legend.
Since 2019 Annie has maintained her blog 'Avoiding an Annieyurism' and had bylines in various publications such as Feminist Food Journal, Cashmere Magazine, Thred, Reader's Digest UK, and Petit Mort Magazine.