about fiona stocker, author
In my twenties, I lived in London and read a lot. Contrary to what you might think, from the rooftops pictured above, Martin Amis was not one of my favourites. Sorry, Marty.
In my thirties I moved hemispheres, recruited a man, and had babies, two. In my forties, we put down roots, and I began doing what I'd always wanted to do - writing.
In 2018 my book about leaving city life and moving to rural Tasmania was published, with innovative UK publisher Unbound. Apple Island Wife is available as a paperback and e-book through online booksellers and some bookshops.
In my thirties I moved hemispheres, recruited a man, and had babies, two. In my forties, we put down roots, and I began doing what I'd always wanted to do - writing.
In 2018 my book about leaving city life and moving to rural Tasmania was published, with innovative UK publisher Unbound. Apple Island Wife is available as a paperback and e-book through online booksellers and some bookshops.
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After watching one too many episodes of River Cottage, my husband began raising rare breed pigs, making sausages and bacon. We spent six years running a farm and gourmet food business at farmers' markets and events. You can read about it in the sequel, Saddleback Wife, due out in 2021.
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I've worked with tourism operators including Tamar Valley Wine Route and Farmgate Festival, as a content writer, social media manager, and event manager.
Nowadays I concentrate on writing. In 2020, I enrolled in the Masters of Writing & Literature at Deakin University.
I'm a regular contributor to Forty South Tasmania, our state's longest running magazine. Occasionally I write freelance journalism or content for other publications and clients. If you're an editor, a tourism authority or a small business operator with a need for good copy, you're welcome to get in touch.
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