Publications
Fiction
‘Black, White and Red All Over,’ Black Glass Pages (forthcoming, 2025)
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‘Trial by Water,’ Wishbone Words (forthcoming, 2025)
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‘Fair Game,’ Trash Cat Lit, First Anniversary Issue, Summer 2025
https://trashcatlit.com/fair-game/
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‘Wixton Fen,’ Trash Cat Lit, First Anniversary Issue, Summer 2025
https://trashcatlit.com/wixton-fen/
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‘Closing Time at Mr Marvell’s Museum of Curiosities,’ Trash Cat Lit, ‘Collectors and Collections’ edition
https://trashcatlit.com/closing-time-at-mr-marvells-museum-of-curiosities/
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‘Quicklime Lake' in Tales of Folk Horror ed. Chris Stagg (Red Cape Publishing, 2025)
https://shorturl.at/7BIDy
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'Missing You,' ParABnormal, March 2025
https://www.hiraethsffh.com/product-page/parabnormal-magazine-march-2025
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'The Basket of Fruit I Leave on Your Doorstep,' Haunted Words Press, issue 9, 2024
https://issuu.com/hauntedwordspress/docs/issue_nine_blood-bound
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'The Frithyard,' Moss Puppy Magazine, issue 7, 2024
https://www.mosspuppymag.com/issue7
Reprinted in Crow & Cross Keys
https://crowcrosskeys.com/2025/04/30/the-frithyard-sophia-adamowicz/
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'A Real Boy,' Haven Speculative
https://www.havenspec.com/a-real-boy
'Waste' in Hunger (Urban Pigs Press, 2024)
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'Homegrown,' Crow & Cross Keys
https://crowcrosskeys.com/2022/10/05/homegrown-sophia-adamowicz/
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‘The Magician,’ Cunning Folk Magazine
https://www.cunning-folk.com/spiritus-mundi-posts/the-magician-by-sophia-adamowicz
Nonfiction
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'Harmonies of Solitude: How to Unplug from the World and Tune into the Cosmos,' Cunning Folk Magazine (forthcoming)
‘Crossing the boundaries: An exploration of Anglo-Saxon superstition,’ Salt & Mirrors & Cats 1 (2023)
'Places of Deceit: A Descent into the Devil's Lair,' Cunning Folk 5, The Earth Issue (2022)
‘“Always On, Always Suffering”: Replication, Repetition and Recursion in Black Mirror,’ Horrified Magazine
https://www.horrifiedmagazine.co.uk/television/replication-repetition-recursion-black-mirror/
‘Local Gothicism: the everyday horrors of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith,’ Horrified Magazine
https://www.horrifiedmagazine.co.uk/television/steve-pemberton-and-reece-shearsmith/
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Novels
The Brink
Derbyshire, 1642. If offerings are not made to the infernal abyss of Elden Hole, a curse will blight the village of Peak Forest. Jane Clayton and her siblings are the family unlucky enough to be responsible for feeding the bottomless pit in the hillside. It is not the life Jane wants, but the one she was born for.
Then Jane meets Isaac. Wealthy, trusting and, crucially, an outsider, Isaac would make an ideal sacrifice. But Isaac offers Jane the possibility of a loving future, unburdened by guilt, and Jane chooses to protect him. Isaac is bent on following the trail of his missing cousin—a trail which could lead him to Peak Forest. The closer Isaac gets to uncovering the siblings' secret, the harder it becomes for Jane to shield him from her brother and sister. And all the while, Elden Hole is getting hungrier.