An LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent writer, poet, artist and activist, exploring environmental themes to investigate how storytelling and language can help us conserve and nourish the Earth.
Indigo has a (BA) in Creative Writing and MA in Environmental Humanities. She specialises in poetry, climate fiction, sapphic fantasy, and gothic horror and seeks to bring environmental themes into her work to investigate how storytelling and language can help us conserve and nourish the Earth.
Currently, Indigo is an associate peer recovery trainer for the Mid-Essex Recovery College. She co-produces free courses for individuals on their mental health recovery journey using her professional experience as a writer and lived experience of anxiety, autism and mindfulness.
She also works as a freelance writer for DIVA Magazine - a publication for LGBTQ+ women and non-binary folk.
In 2024, she created her first mural which followed the theme of women's safety for Concrete Canvas, a street art festival held in Chelmsford, UK.
Indigo is also a witch and leads a minimalist, vegan lifestyle. She practices meditation and mindfulness. Autumn is her most beloved season and she feels a kinship with nature. Some of Indigo's special interests include natural history and floriography. Indigo identifies as a cisgender, gay woman and also uses the terms sapphic and lesbian. Her pronouns are she/her/hers.
Indigo is one of our members featuring their work as part of the ClimateCultures Quarantine Connection series. We shared her poem, Into the Frozen, on Day 16 of the 40-day series.
Indigo's ClimateCultures posts:
Nature’s Healing for Grief
Creative Whispers: Nature’s Power to Wellness
I Am Purpose
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