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31, flirty and thriving! Also married, have a cat, eating cheese at times. Working with seniors, writing a bit of fiction and essays on the side.
I spent years inside Big 5 publishing. Then I left and brought everything I learned with me. Now I share what actually works clearly, fast, & without gatekeeping so you can get back to writing. Kind, honest, and always your biggest cheerleader.
Mum of three. (Former) PTA chair. Book lover. Genre dabbler. Writes two Substacks – Baby Brain (family life etc) and I Really Love Reading (bookish stuff). Always says yes to a cup of tea. Used to be a cat person but now just quite likes babies ✌\ud83c\udffb❤️☕
Mediterranean Goth meets Existential Girl Scout. Scorpio, obviously. Sometime between espresso and personality quizzes, I moved from Italy to Melbourne and started documenting my descent into adulting, one overthought memory at a time.
equal parts lover/fighter. verbose actor/chef.
1980s/90s UK magazine journalist (Just Seventeen, Parents, More!). Diarist, keeper and writer of nostalgia, history and life.
Artist, writer & stylist exploring story, identity, memory & beauty. Podcast: ‘On the Irregular’, conversations about irregular creative paths. Debut book 'Your Space, Your Story: A creative guide to personal interiors' - Batsford, Feb 2027.
writer in Manchester, groupie at heart, chronicling my creative rise from the ashes under late-stage capitalism
Published author, working freelance editor, & corporate day-job holder. AI overuses em dashes—I don't. And don't miss the weekly (each Saturday morning) episodes of "Villainy" – gothic adventure with just a touch of fantasy. 1 Peter 3:15
My journey to self-rediscovery at 41, sharing my tips to help built a well curated, loved, functional wardrobe space as a recovering shopaholic, my journey to less with 300+ pieces now sold! Property renovation, debt & finance stories.
Curious thoughts from my world of executive leadership coaching, so you can do the work yourself. Founder | Executive Leadership Coach | Facilitator | Consultant | Fractional Leader | NED & Trustee
Author of Montecito: A Novel available in print, ebook, and audiobook at Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Montecito-Novel-Michael-Cox-ebook/dp/B0GX32ZZ3S/) and fine booksellers everywhere
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