ADDRESS
Lincolnshire
United Kingdom
‘Every story has a
beginning and
every beginning a
story.’ - Penny
Walsh
Penny Walsh
At 4ft 11 ¾ inches, Penny is as tall as a nine-
year-old and, just like her adhered insides, her
use of imagination is creative and will stick
with you.
As
part
of
Cambridge
University’s
Institute
of
Continued
Education,
I
have
attended
their
Writing
For
Children
course
and
their
Creative
Writing
Retreats
,
which
included
1:1
mentoring
with
established
authors.
I
have
also
been
on
a
creative
writing
course
as
part
of
the
University
of
Leicester’s
continued
education,
which
resulted
in
an
extract
from
an
earlier
draft
of
my
Prince
Percival’s
Pesky
P.A.N.T.S
being
selected
and
published
in
the
book
Family
Matters:
An
Anthology
of
New
Writers
(2019).
My
children’s
short
story,
Splodglys
and
Tiddlers,
has
been
globally
published
in
the
Glittery
Literary
Cherished
Children’s
Story
Anthology:
Volume
One
-
April/May/June
2021.
I
was
a
winner
of
Serious
Flash
Fiction
-
an
online
micro
flash-fiction
competition
and
I’ve
had
articles
published
online
with
medium.com
including
The
Secret
I’d
Tried
to
Hide.
A
short
story
of
mine
has
been
published
in
the
anthology
Making
Our
World
Better.
I
was
comissioned
to
write
a
poem
for
a
local
church
which
is
on
permanent
display
in
the
church.
I
aslo
wrote
a
poem
for
the
charity
ROTHACS
(Rotherham
Abuse
Counselling
Services)
which
I
gifted
to
them
and
they
have
put
on
permanent
display
in
their
reception
waiting
room.
I
also
wrote
a
poem
for
the
charity
MANKIND.
My
debut
novel
Prince
Percival’s
Pesky
P.A.N.T.S!
has
been
released
and
there
is
a
second
installment
manifesting
for
it.
I
am
currently
working
on
my
health
memoir,
which
is
about
my
journey
and
battle
with
severe
Endometriosis
and
IVF.
The
prologue
of
which
has
been
published
in
the
following
two
anthologies:
Venus
Rising
and
Good
Girl,
Bad
Period.
Due
to
my
health,
it
takes
me
a
long
while
to
attend
to
my
creative
writings,
but
I
enjoy it when I do get to have time on my work.
WELCOME
I
am
the
author
of
Prince
Percival’s
Pesky
P.A.N.T.S!
A
story
for
children
aged
6-12
years
old,
which
is
available
as
an
e-book
and
paperback
on
Amazon.
I
am
currently
writing
a
health
memoir
about
my
battle
and
journey
through
Endometriosis
and
IVF.
It
shall
be
open,
honest
and
contain
revelations
that
are
usually
kept
quiet
and
hidden.
It
is
not
going
to
be
the
usual
rose-tinted
angle
of
positive,
emotional
hopes,
that’s
for
sure!
There
is
also
a
possible
second
installment
of
Prince
Percival
in
the
creative
pipeline.
As
well
as
all
of
this,
I
also
write
poems,
micro
flash
fiction,
short stories and articles.
Prince Percival’s Pesky
P.A.N.T.S
The Blurb - Who is a hero and what do they
do?
Strict
daily
regimes,
no
friends
allowed,
home
schooling,
always
being
told
what
he
can
and
cannot
do,
busy
parents
with
very
little
time
for
him
-
this
is
seven-year-old
Prince
Percival’s
life,
until
a
furry,
purple
creature
named
Fizwotz
appears
and
magically
transports
Percival
into
his
imaginary
world,
where
the
quest
to
save
the
jungle
ring
begins.
But
how
do
magical
pockets,
trees
and
crocodile
slippers
(to
name
a
few)
play
a
part
in
Prince
Percival
having
to
face
some
of
his
fears,
learn
to
live
with
himself
and
be
a
hero?
How
does
it
all
impact
on
his
real
world
and
how
do
P.A.N.T.S
play
a
part
in
all
of
this?
Prince Percival’s Pesky
P.A.N.T.S
My
debut
novel
is
fast
paced,
voice
driven,
with
loveable,
eccentric
characters.
It
has
twists
and
villains,
and
explores
friendships,
group
dynamics
and
the
complexities
of
growing
up;
including
the
constraints,
frustrations
and
self-awareness
that
go
with
it
-
even
at
the
age
of
seven!
Prince
Percival
has
to
step
out
of
his
comfort
zone,
not
wanting
to
show
his
fears
in
front
of
those
he
is
with,
which
in
turn
makes
him
grow
as
a
person.
All
of
this
is
interwoven
into
the
warm
and
witty
writing,
set
within
an
epic
journey
to
save
the
day
against a dastardly, yet incompetent gang.
Memoir
If
you
have
the
inclination
that
you’re
weird
for
thinking
and
feeling
certain
things
and
you
want
to
know
you
are
not
the
only
one,
and
that
what
you
are
experiencing
is
also
normal,
although
seems
rebellious,
then
my
memoir
should
appeal.
I
am
writing
it
not
only
for
the
sufferer,
but
also
for
the
people
who
are
trying
to
understand
and
support
the
one
they
know
and
care about.
Memoir
Those
who
have
no
knowledge,
grasp,
understanding
or
experience
of
what
the
chronic
disease
Endometriosis
does
to
your
life
and
body
just
think
that
you
are
making
it
up
and
what
an
imagination
you
have.
For
that
is
what
it
sounds
like
to
them
-
a
story.
The
memoir
aims
to
inform
the
reader
about
my
journey,
my
struggle,
my
experiences,
my
perspective
of
how
Endometriosis
affects
many
areas
of
your
life
including
relationships
(be
it
friends,
family,
partner)
social
life,
work,
sex,
mental
and
physical
frustrations
and
IVF.
How
I’ve
dealt
with
things,
what
I’ve
had
to
face
and
go
through
-
the
good,
the
bad
and
the
hideous.
I
have
allowed
myself
to
be
vulnerable
in
my
writing.
It
will
be
raw,
honest,
emotional
and
will
make
some
say
“how
can
she
even
have
felt
like
that?”
Whilst
at
the
same
time
making
some
realise
that
they
are
not
alone
and
not
the
only
one
feeling
those
emotions
that
go
against the social norm.
“When I lose my
sense of emotion,
An ocean there in
front of me and I
question my
belief… All I’ve got
to do is write a
monster, suddenly
a flash of
inspiration, I feel
like I’m a saviour…”
- Jamie Cullum
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