Writing for wellbeing, one page at a time.
I believe that writing is a form of sanctuary for people craving calm, nature and meaning. The Feather & Ink Letter club becomes your monthly ritual of connection, my therapeutic writing pratice becomes your guidance, my stationary, the tactile tools that I use. My books are always reflective.
Where stories become sanctuary, and journaling becomes creativity.
For decades, I have listened to hundreds of women navigating adversity, working within the women’s services landscape and founding My Sister’s House Women’s Centre in 2014. In 2022, I chose a quieter life in Pembrokeshire, where a coastal cottage overlooking the bay became the setting for a new chapter. From this hilltop haven, I created Feather & Ink, a letter subscription service rooted in emotional reciprocity, nature, and gentle wellbeing.
I completed an MA in Creative Writing for Wellbeing in 2024 and have championed well being through digital storytelling for almost a decade. My work is not just seen — it’s felt. As Maya would say, I am always seeking kindred spirits and saving words. A story‑weaver at heart, I stitche threads into meaning, seeing patterns where others see fragments, transforming lived experience into narrative sanctuary.
Feather & Ink
A gentle monthly ritual of letters and birdsong.
Each month, a small envelope addressed you arrives on your doorstep. It’s a quiet moment to slow down and look forward to, again and again. Inside, you’ll find...
A letter written by Maya (my fictional character)
A illustrated postcard with seasonal journal prompts
A small collectable bird sticker to mark the month
An extra surprise that changes each month!
Journalling awakened my creativity and gave birth to both Feather & Ink, and The Mountain Hare.
For most of my life, journalling has been my way of listening — to myself, to the world, to the small, bright things that often go unnoticed. I never thought of it as “writing practice.” It was simply how I stayed steady. How I made sense of the work I do, and stitched myself back together after difficult seasons.
As I wrote, something opened. My journals became a place where characters began to arrive, unannounced and unhurried. One of them carried letters that were tender, reflective, ritual‑like. She wrote to soothe herself, to stay connected, to remember who she was.
Those letters became the seed of Feather & Ink Letter Club, and later, my debut romance, The Mountain Hare.
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