Sarah Howells
Sarah is a Welsh writer who came to Scotland via Asia in 2002. Whilst slowly writing her first novel and researching for her PhD, she frequently falls prey to many procrastinatory habits - sea-swimming, dog-sitting, baking and reviewing since 2012. She facilitates creative writing workshops and course for wellbeing and fun.
Reviews: 28
Other Articles: 14
Ty Jeffries
Sarah Howells takes tea and talks memories with Miss Hope Springs’ creator, Ty Jeffries
Write to Remember
Sarah Howells explores creative non-fiction whilst coaxing everyone to tell their story.
Captain Sensible
“Right and left are two cheeks of the same arse!” The Damned man talks punk, politics and trains.
Rhidian Brook
Welsh writer talks about his novels and forthcoming film adaptation ahead of his appearance at the Book Festival
Dandy Darkly’s All Aboard!
Southern gothic performance piece is a bedtime gory story wild ride for strong-livered grown-ups
The Real Thing
Amid mainstream media propaganda and social media hearsay, a reminder to think and question what is presented as truth.
Joan Eardley: A Private View
Moving account of the short but prolific work-life of the artist delivers greater impact alongside her paintings.
The Addams Family
New and enjoyable chapter in the lives of America’s favourite Gothic family
The Blue Box
A blue box containing the uncomfortable stories of children’s lives in war-torn Syria
Rula Lenska
Television’s glamorous doyen shares her love of the natural world and the secret to her calmness
Eurobeat
Hi-energy parody of Eurovision is a real mixed crowd-pleaser: no Brexit needed
Dandy Darkly
CC Bloom’s welcomes back cult cabaret star for more sassy, satirical stories.
Annie Lord: Bones
History as zen exercise: quiet incisiveness that compels the audience to listen with intent.
