Tabitha Lasley is a journalist and author with a decade of experience in the field. Her debut book, "Sea State," explores themes of labor, love, and life in the oil industry, drawing from her firsthand observations and experiences. Lasley has lived and worked in diverse locations, including London, Johannesburg, and Aberdeen, which have informed her nuanced perspective on human relationships and societal structures.
"Sea State" marks her transition from journalism to long-form narrative nonfiction, showcasing her ability to blend reportage with deeply personal storytelling. Lasley's work is characterized by its sharp insight and unflinching honesty, establishing her as a compelling voice in contemporary nonfiction.