Write As You Are
Susannah RiggReflections on writing and the writing life from a British writer in Mexico.
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Last week I took a walk with a dear friend through the Sussex Downs to visit Monk’s House, the country retreat of Virginia and Leonard Woolf. On the way, we got talking about books and writing, as was only appropriate. Deep into our walk we...
When Something's Just Slightly Off
I’ve been a bit sheepish about officially saying that I’ve moved back to the UK. There are various reasons for that, all of which I won’t go into now, but one of them is definitely that I was worried I’d be scampering back to Mexico quickly...
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Ex travel journo. Writer and Mentor. Assistant Fiction Editor at Wallstrait Literary Journal. Stories in Inkfish, South 85, and the Westchester Review and others
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