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Walking - and writing - with Sue

Sue Kittow

Finding my way through life via my writing

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Why I won't get a Fitbit

One of the worst things about an eating disorder were the strict rules I “had” to adhere to. For example, if I’d had XX calories one day, I couldn’t live with myself if I had more the next. If I lost a kilo one week, I’d be intent on losing...

13 days ago
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LOSING MY HEARING

I had to warn my editor last week, prior to our Zoom meeting about structural edits, that I was partially deaf. So she’d have to TALK LOUDLY. Despite that, all went well and I am now fired with enthusiasm for editing Book Four. I don’t know...

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I want to ride my bicycle

Forty years ago I used to ride my bike all over London, but I sold it when I came to Falmouth as the hills meant pushing it more than riding it.

My partner has cycled since he was a boy but by the time we met I was well out of the habit,...

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Avatar therapy for anorexia

I’ve just read an interesting piece in the Culture section of the Sunday Times dated July 19th 2026 about the use of avatars in helping people suffering from eating disorders in Copenhagen. (This isn’t currently available in the UK.)

Essen...

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Running dry

In the last 30 years I have always wanted to write. I get tingly fingers when I have ideas that need getting down on paper - or nowadays, onto a screen, as my writing has become increasingly illegible.

But this year two things have knocked...

2 months ago
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    Author of The Rescue and Lainy’s Tale, third novel HUNGER; a gripping family drama about regaining confidence, the importance of friendship and navigating anorexia. Also Walks in the Footsteps series of literary inspired Cornish Walks books.

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