Guest blogger for BWP
We are delighted that the writer and Domestic Abuse survivor, Natascha Graham, is allowing us to share her blog posts and short films with you via our website.
Natascha is a writer of stage, screen, fiction, non-fiction and poetry and lives with her wife in a house full of sunshine on the east coast of England.
Her short films have been selected by Pinewood Studios & Lift-Off Sessions, Cannes Film Festival, Raindance Film Festival, Camden Fringe Festival and Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Her plays and other stage work have been performed at The Mercury Theatre, Colchester, Thornhill Theatre, London and Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York where her monologue, Confessions: The Hours won the award for Best Monologue.
Her poetry, fiction and non-fiction essays have been previously published by Acumen, Rattle, Litro, Every Day Fiction, The Sheepshead Review, Yahoo News and The Mighty among others, as well as being aired on BBC Radio and various podcasts.
Natascha also writes the continuing BBC Radio Drama, Everland, is working on Bad Girls: The Documentary, various screenplays and has an upcoming theatre show at The Lion & Unicorn Theatre, London.
Please watch her work, I am Winter, a fragmented moment in the life of a woman suffering from narcissistic abuse within a lesbian relationship, and we will share more posts soon.
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