About Sarah
Flash Fiction was something I discovered after Andrew died. When I was trying to turn my blog into a book about grief. I needed a writing distraction and very short stories seemed to be the answer. I’m so glad I finally managed to merge the two, by writing a memoir in flash.
When someone is bereaved, they can’t always cope with reading a longer narrative. I hope my words can bring some comfort without being too heavy. I want people to know they are not alone in their mixed-up feelings. I believe we need to talk more about death.
2024 was a whirlwind of a year – In Search of Lost Glitter was published in January with a lavish launch, I had a few speaking engagements throughout the year, and in August I recorded the audiobook. I had an amazing day at Monkeynut Studios and it’s great to know my words can now be heard as well as read. Just when I thought things couldn’t get any better, I won the Ink Book Prize for best non-fiction book of the year!
2025 was quieter as I plodded and procrastinated. There were a few more speaking engagements and lots of book stalls.
Now it’s 2026 and my second book Why is Every Song on the Radio? The Little Book of Tiny Love Stories is finally out in the world.