Susie Mesure

2 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Susie Mesure

Ripeness Picador, pp.291, 20 Sarah Moss is a prolific and vital novelist whose books encompass an array of subjects from Victorian social reform and 19th-century Japan to broken Brexit Britain and eating disorders. She combines teaching at University College, Dublin with writing in real time: The Fell, set during the second lockdown, came out in the summer of 2021, while My Good Bright Wolf, an experimental memoir about her anorexic breakdown in late 2020, was published last year.

2 weeks ago | spectator.co.uk | Susie Mesure

Sarah Moss is a prolific and vital novelist whose books encompass an array of subjects from Victorian social reform and 19th-century Japan to broken Brexit Britain and eating disorders. She combines teaching at University College, Dublin with writing in real time: The Fell, set during the second lockdown, came out in the summer of 2021, while My Good Bright Wolf, an experimental memoir about her anorexic breakdown in late 2020, was published last year.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Susie Mesure

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3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Susie Mesure

‘I’d get very excited if someone in their 60s had their first novel out’: writer Wendy Erskine in London - Rii SchroerTo her pupils, she is still Ms Erskine, head of English at a Belfast secondary school. But a mid-life foray into fiction writing now means Wendy Erskine has a second identity as one of Northern Ireland’s hottest new authors.

3 weeks ago | inews.co.uk | Susie Mesure

When Sara Baras stamped her black heels onto the stage at Sadler’s Wells for the UK premiere of her new flamenco show, Vuela, she was well beyond retirement age for any other dance discipline. But at 54, Baras is in her prime: her vibrant, swirling encore to her latest show proof that age is no impediment to her sway over her audience, and that an old art form can surprise and innovate. Flamenco is unusual in the dance world in prizing maturity over youth.