Herausgegeben von: Emma Timpany

Born in New Zealand, into a family of florists, Emma Timpany. studied botany for two years as part of her undergraduate degree before graduating with a degree in anthropology. She worked as a florist in New Zealand and London, and, after moving to Cornwall, ran a small flower-growing business for five years. Emma's short stories have won three awards including The Society of Authors' Tom-Gallon Trust Award. Her books include The Lost of Syros. , longlisted for the Edge Hill Short Story Prize in 2016, and Travelling in the Dark. , winner of the Hall and Woodhouse DLF Prize 2019. She co-edited Cornish Short Stories. which was shortlisted for a Holyer an Gof Award 2019. She teaches creative writing, mentors emerging writers and works as a ghostwriter for a private autobiography company.