GENEVA KNIGHT
Serialised fiction. Cinematic worlds. Built for page and screen
FEATURED PROJECT

ALL THAT GLITTERS
A psychological mystery of memory, myth, and metafiction.
All That Glitters is an 80,000-word upmarket novel blending psychological suspense, literary noir, and narrative inversion. Set in the fractured underworld of 1990s Sydney, it explores guilt, reinvention, and the stories we tell ourselves to survive—until they turn on us.
The novel introduces Jo Layton: a broke, brilliant, half-feral writer living in a Surry Hills squat. When she turns her best friend’s disappearance into the basis for a novel, her lie becomes her breakthrough. But as her fiction edges closer to the truth, Jo must choose between protecting the myth she built—or digging up the body it’s buried on.
Jo Layton begins as a fictional construct. Then she becomes an author in her own right. (See: Jo Leyton Novels below.)
Jo Layton, the fictional author inside All That Glitters, writes her own spin-offs.
The stories are hers and maybe yours too.
Jo Layton Novels
Spin-offs with teeth.
Myth-soaked, memory-laced fiction from inside All That Glitters.

FLIGHT PLAN - Novel
Drawn from Jo’s time working the floor of a Sydney nightclub. A dark story of obsession, disorientation, and escape.

About
Geneva Knight - writer
Geneva Knight is a screen-forward fiction writer building serialised IP for the screen and page. Her work blends myth, suspense, and narrative control
Currently developing All That Glitters for submission, and expanding the Jo Layton story universe across serialized fiction, tone reels, and multi-format IP.”
Geneva also experiments with standalone shorts, speculative concepts, and surreal tone reels. EXPLORE
Currently seeking
Geneva is currently open to professional inquiries regarding active projects, representation, and screen collaboration:
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Literary representation
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Screen manager / producer attachment
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Collaboration on adaptation-ready IP
To request materials use the contact form.
Decks, sample chapters and one pagers available.