I am currently working on my 6th mass-market non fiction title, about TROLLING and the Sisterhood Myth.
I’ve been writing magazine and newspaper features for over 25 years, mostly about family life, motherhood and travel, but also fitness and mental health.
I now write mostly about resilience, human behaviour, women, and life as I begin my glorious 50s.
Having recovered from immense trauma following domestic abuse and violence, learned to live with Complex-PTSD, raised three children to adulthood and had a 4th child twenty years after my first, I write about and celebrate all we CAN do as women in this fantastic stage of life, and encourage others to believe in themselves and live their lives to the max.
I love how my words help and inspire others to make positive changes to their lives, and get their self confidence and life joy back.
I’ve been a columnist for national newspapers and magazines, over two decades.
The Telegraph’s Three Teens and a Baby column, 2017/18
The Venice Diaries, 2018; account of my adventures - or rather misadventures - of moving from the UK to Venice with a 10-month-old baby.
Essentials Magazine - No, It’s Not Just You: back-page monthly column about Those Things We All Do But Nobody Really Talks About…so I do. Care.com - UK parenting spokesperson and columnist.
Cambridge News - Dear Parenting Guru: spoof parenting agony aunt column. Funny. All totally untrue.
And more.
I’ve written five books, all memoir or narrative non-fiction about my life experiences, including a Sunday Times bestseller and an Amazon No 1 best-seller.
All of them are very honest, mostly funny and sometimes sad - much like life, in fact.
My latest best-seller, ‘Coming Clean’, is a memoir about my experiences of living with an alcoholic. It’s also very honest, but a little less funny.
I am now writing my 6th book, about online trolling and The Sisterhood Myth.
‘The Middle Years - When the Kids Grow up and Everything Goes Tits Down’
is a very funny, sad and possibly sanity-saving account of that time in our lives when our children grow up just enough not to want us any more, but not enough to sod off and give us our lives back. It’s about love and loss, and some chin hair, and it’s available HERE:
