Nina is an author, scriptwriter and editor. She signed a 2-book deal at auction with Simon & Schuster UK. Her debut novel Goddesses, was optioned for TV, and her second book, Say You’ll Be There, was published in 2025. Nina’s first play Delete, was featured on BBC Radio 4 and adapted for audio by Wireless Theatre. Her second play Service, won the ETPEP Playwriting Award. Recent commissions include writing the BBC Sounds series Mortem, Dr Who: Saiorse Of The Seven Seas and Dr Who: The Turn of the Tides International Women’s Day Special audio series.

Describe your approach to teaching
I have had over 20 years of experience teaching at a variety of levels, covering elements of writing such as story arc, character development, structure, plot, pace, genre and format, as well as the practical side of where, when and how you write, insight into the writing industries, and exploring inspiration, theme and purpose. I work across a number of mediums including books, audio, TV and theatre.

What inspires your own work?
I am passionate about supporting other writers and continuing to learn myself. I create work that centres the misfits and the marginalised and tells us something about the times and world we live in. I read, listen and watch broadly but am most inspired by those that show me a world and human experience that is fresh and unique.