Hello and welcome.
You won’t be at all surprised to learn that I’m Nina, and I’m a writer. (If you are surprised, please go to the back of the class immediately).
The writing I do is wonderfully diverse.
I create wording (I refuse to call it “content”) for blogs and websites. I write books, articles, speeches, and show-reviews.
I also ghost-write life stories and mentor other writers.
If there’s something you think I can help with, feel free to send me an email.
Otherwise, you can learn more about me and my wonderfully diverse writing right here.
Getting lost in words is one of my favourite things to do.
Good writing is a lot like magic. It has the power to connect, reveal, and resonate deeply across centuries in ways that other creative forms can’t touch.
When I was a kid, my dream was to be like my favourite authors, Enid Blyton and Oscar Wilde. I wanted to write stories that people would re-read and remember, because of how those stories made them feel.
However, I left college and accidentally started a career in HR instead. I wrote on the sidelines, but I never thought anything would come of it.
Then I hit my late thirties. I realised how little time we’ve all got to do the things we love, so I handed in my notice at work and became an Actual Writer.
Now I work with interesting people to tell their stories. I write things that I sincerely think and feel and am interested in.
In short, I make personal connections through words. It feels like home and it’s the best thing ever.
As an introvert and HSP (Highly Sensitive Person – yes, it’s an actual thing) I find social media too shouty and distracting to spend any valuable time in. So I don’t.
My blog, therefore, is the best place for you to get to know me… if, of course, you feel like you want to. I also write a semi-regular newsletter, which you can sign up for at the bottom of this page.
Along with ramblings about (my) life, I use it to talk about the writing I’m doing in other parts of the internet, or indeed the world at large.
I hope you’ve enjoyed all this blatant me-ness. If you did, maybe I’ll see you around. (If you didn’t, what on Earth are you still doing here? Go forth and enjoy your life).
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