Reviewing "Our Beautiful Child"

J.S.' s most recent published review is now available to read on the Meier Writers site. To find out what she made of Annalisa Crawford's haunting and lyrical Our Beautiful Child, click here.

A Rather Special Fiction Fix

And another event in August. This one is rather special as J.S. will be providing the first ever sneak preview of her new novel, "Old Light", (the sequel to "Witchlight") before even the date of publication is announced. This is very much, "fiction in the making."

In Person - My Writing life

This will be happening towards the middle of August. It is FREE to attend, but as places are limited you will need to contact Hitchin library in advance to book a place.

Go With the Flow?

This will be happening at the beginning of August:

Luck and Bubbles and Sea

Issue 54 of the Saboteur Awards nominated magazine, The Journal, is now out.

In it you can find two new poems by J.S.Watts: Just Luck? and Bubbles. There is also a rather lovely review of J.S.'s new pamphlet, The Submerged Sea.  To read the poems and the review in full, you'll need to buy a copy of The Journal, but to give you a taster, here are the concluding lines of the review:

"On finishing I kept weighing the book in my hand, surprised by its lightness, seems a far bigger book than its 30 pages: a watery, many-faceted jewel of a collection."

Echoes in The Glass

J.S. has had a brand new story published in Scarlet Leaf Review this month. It's called "Echoes in The Glass" and is a literary tale of magic realism: two writers, separated by time and death, grow strangely closer. You can read it for free here.

Guildford Reading of Poems from "The Submerged Sea"

J.S.Watts reads some poems from her new pamphlet, "The Submerged Sea" at The 1000 Monkeys poetry night in Guildford