'In 2020, the world was ending. In 2021, it all went back to normal. That part didn't go so well for me. But somehow, this was not the end.'

In June is a narrative collection centred on mental health and recovery, set amidst the UK Covid-19 lockdowns in 2020. Alone, following a nervous breakdown which left him housebound and suffering from crippling panic attacks, In June traces the author's journey of self-discovery through thirteen weeks of therapy as the encroaching darkness ebbs and flows through poems on technology, lost love, spiders, Dark Souls and the slow realisation that life will go on regardless.