Sue Cross
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Writer |
| Location | United Kingdom |
| Introduction | From an early age I had a desire to write. I would scribble stories, poems and plays and then co-erce my friends to take roles. At junior school my first (and last) major production was staged. The audience was the entire school, including the parents. I think that there were at least a million of them present, which was rather alarming, especially as the acoustics were a challenge. My childhood was lost in books. I would read anything from Dickens to the backs of cereal packets. I started to write creatively in 2006 when I joined a Writer's Workshop in Spain. It made a change from writing editorials and business manuals. With the encouragement of my Literary Amigos, I wrote a series of short stories, travel memoirs and my first novel, Tea at Sam's, which was published in the autumn of 2011. |
| Interests | Reading, painting, writing, cooking, dance, ballet, music, |
| Favorite movies | A Room with a View, Remains of the Day, The King's Speech, Mama Mia, Amazing Grace and countless more. |
| Favorite music | Everything, except rap which I'm too ancient to understand. |
| Favorite books | Too many to mention, from the classics to chick lit, but my most favourite is the Bible. |