Hello and welcome.
I'm Nina, a writer (you probably guessed that part!) and writing mentor. I work with people and businesses who want to tell interesting stories, as themselves.
My writing is diverse, intuitive, and deeply human. Generally, it takes the form of:
- Wording (I refuse to call it “content”) for websites, blogs, and publications.
- Professional articles.
- Speeches for big events, like weddings and conferences.
- Show and theatre reviews.
- Books (fiction and non).
- Epic memoirs and whole-life stories.
I also mentor other writers, so they can start - and finish - the story, blog, or book they've been dreaming of.
If you’d like to ask about working with me, here’s how.
Otherwise, you can learn more about me and my 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 prolifically on the sidelines, just because I loved it. People - some of them strangers - kindly said I had a gift. My work was even featured in a few books and publications.
But an actual writing career? I didn’t think it was possible.
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.
Since 2016, I’ve been writing with interesting people and businesses, creatively telling their stories without ‘help’ from AI programs and chatbots.
I also mentor other writers, so they can start - and finish - the writing project of their dreams.
Oh, and I’ve written a few books myself, too.
(It’s all rather wonderful, really).
As an introvert and HSP (Highly Sensitive Person – yes, it’s an actual thing), I don’t spend much time on the socials.
My blogs are the best place for you to get to know me - if, of course, you feel like you want to.
One is mostly about the nuts and bolts of a writer’s life, and you can read that by clicking ‘Blog’ at the top of this page.
My other blog is called The Freedom Life. It’s much less structured and much less professional (i.e. it’s not for or about work), but it’s no less important for that. I use it to write about random life observations and things I’m interested in - things that might look out of place on a professional website.
Oh, and I also write a fun and non-salesy newsletter, which I send every month. You can sign up for that at the bottom of this page, should you wish.