The fantastic publications I’ve been lucky enough to contribute to (so far). Want to read a paywalled article or inquire about ghostwritten material? Please get in touch. Enjoy!
For more samples, please refer to:
🪸 Underwater ecology: Fish Logic 🐟 Fishkeeping: FantaSEA Aquariums 🍳 Cooking & recipes: Proof of Kitchen 📖 Book reviews: Shelf Life
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Tropical Fish Hobbyist magazine
TFH Magazine is a USA-based magazine that’s been entertaining and educating aquarists since 1952.
Nov/Dec 2025
Who needs fancy lighting when you can have non-photosynthesizing corals?
Nov/Dec 2025
For fishkeepers who like puffers, but don’t want to keep the aquatic equivalent of a tank.
Jul/Aug 2025
Are the clever members of the genera Arothron and Diodon right for your home reef?
Jan/Feb 2025
About a shrimp that’s not a shrimp, and how to keep it in your saltwater aquarium.
Practical Fishkeeping Magazine
PFK Magazine is the best-selling British fishkeeping magazine.
May 2025
Move over, Nemo. We’re meeting the rest of the Amphiprion today.
February 2025
Are sea urchins suitable for aquarium life? The somewhat unsatisfying answer: it depends.
December 2025
The oceans are more festive than they might appear at first glance.
October 2025
Yes, let’s. I can talk about shrimp any day of the week, and that’s exactly what I did for this epic creature feature.
August 2025
The only thing I like more than talking about fish is talking about really strange fish.
July 2025
The ratio of size vs. territorial aggression in damselfish is unmatched. Beware!
July 2025
I’m particularly pleased with the photos I took of the lovely sea goldie for this piece.
July 2025
A rhetorical question, because though destructive, crabs are awesome. Some are even cute.
Reef Hobbyist Magazine
That’s right. They’re BACK. More coming very soon.
Q1 2026
The wacky, wonderful world of Christmas tree worms.
UltraMarine Magazine
UltraMarine magazine is Britain’s bi-monthly dose of marine fishkeeping inspiration.
Feb/Mar 2026
Who did you just see while diving on the reef? Here’s how you ID a critter.
Oct/Nov 2025
I continue my diving series with a quick course in underwater photography.
Aug/Sep 2025
What can an aquarist learn by entering the underwater world instead of just looking at it?
Jun/Jul 2025
I fell in love with this canary yellow butterflyfish while diving in the Red Sea.
Apr/May 2025
This angelfish is so bright I’m tempted to whip out my sunglasses.
Feb/Mar 2025
Nemo is actually pretty aggressive. Luckily, his skunk clownfish cousins aren’t.
Ocean Storytelling
Stories I’ve told about the world’s oceans and their fascinating inhabitants. More coming soon!
PADI Blog, 2025
You don’t need to venture into the deep sea to see some really, really weird critters.
Aquarium (Misc.)
Helping readers to set up their very own underwater ecosystem.
The Shrimp Farm (2017-present)
I’ve written over a hundred invertebrate, fish, and plant care guides for The Shrimp Farm, your new favorite ornamental shrimp store.
Reefs.com (2025-present)
I’m a regular contributor to Reefs.com, the premier online destination for the saltwater aquarium and reef hobby.
Aquarium Hobbyist Magazine (2017-2018)
I regularly used to write for the now-defunct Aquarium Hobbyist Magazine. This is Q2 2018. Miss you AHM, please relaunch!