Everything in the pipeline.

Almost-recipes for anyone who doesn't know what TBSP means. Republished and available now on Lulu.

A voice-first daily companion for ADHD and neurodivergent minds. Captures ideas, manages anchors, and speaks reminders aloud — even when your phone is locked. Entering closed beta on Android shortly. Interested in testing?

A three-part toolkit for people moving through loss — and the people walking alongside them. Working draft available on this site.

A genre definition in progress. Heaviness and beauty as complementary forces; emotional resolution as the core delivery mechanism. The Greatest Band That Never Was is its founding artist.

A new album made by musicians who have never been in the same room. A borderless collective writing and recording entirely through remote collaboration — no auditions, no location, no genre gatekeeping. The founding artist for Harmonic Metal. Open call for collaborators.

A staged pipeline of tools guiding a concept from raw idea to operating entity.

The platform you're looking at. Actively being rebuilt from the ground up, reflecting the growth and refinement of all that it is building.

A growing suite of resources for neurodivergent people navigating workplaces — and for the employers and practitioners working with them. Built out from The Disability Default research.

A publishing service for other writers — submit your written work and have it printed and properly published through TBG as a print-on-demand book. The art side (prints, originals, resin) follows as a separate strand. In active development.

A gallery of original pencil and charcoal drawings, each shown with the story behind it — what it depicts and what pulled it into being. Seeing set down, then said. A growing collection.

A complete package for career guidance. Australia-focused, ANZSCO-aligned, built around genuine human complexity rather than simple job matching.

A triangulated pricing tool covering cost-plus, market-comparable, and value-based approaches. Part of the Spark to Flame suite.

A mobile game IP built around a compositional gear-building mechanic. Four titles under one core system: tower conquest, fixed-point defence, tower defence, and idle base building. In concept development.

A collection of research and social enterprise concepts addressing gaps in how systems serve our society and planet.

• The Disability Default — how Australian law handles neurodivergence in the workplace, and what a proper neurodivergence-as-difference legal ground would possibly need to look like.
• Acetate fibre repurposing
• Pharmaceutical And Medication Waste Management
• Quit Smoking a dive into the history of smoking, reasons people smoke, current methods of assisting people to quite and a different look at possible other ways
• A green look at efficieny gains in power generation and distribution
• Sanctuary Villages — a people-centred micro-economy addressing housing instability

None of these are in active build yet. Some of the (many) research projects coming.

Several long-form writing and creative projects in various states of existence.

• Devil in the Church — a supernatural crime thriller. Two characters, one case, institutional abuse of power and the differing effects of trauma.
• See Me, See You — genuinely seeing and hearing another person changes their world, the viewer's world, and the world at large simultaneously.
• Tales from the Grove — a collection of short stories revolving around a magical forest and the choices we make in life.
• An Odd Romance — a romance novel with an unconventional heart. Drawn from a real mosaic of relationships and written for the reader who wonders whether the “one” exists at all, and deserves a story that doesn't treat that as tragedy.
• Visual Essay Series — long-form illustrated pieces accompanying Prism research projects, making findings felt rather than just read.
• I (Still) Can't Cook (But she can) — sequel to I Can't Cook, co-authored by a very special lady.

There is always more in the notebook than on the page. If something here resonates and you're curious what else is in the works, get in touch.