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Karen Ankers

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I live in Anglesey, North Wales. I have written three novels and have a fourth due out in June 2026. I also write poetry and short plays; my one-act plays are published by Lazybee and have been performed in several countries. When I'm not writing I enjoy spending time with my dog, walking on the beach near my home and taking part in flyball competitions. I also spend a lot of time riding horses when I'm not sitting in front of a keyboard dreaming up another story!

My supervisor/manager is my dog, Coco (she's small, grey, fluffy and crazy), who lies in her bed by my feet while I'm working and reminds me when it's time for me to take a break (and take her for a walk!) by jumping on my lap and trampling the keyboard. A lot of my time seems to
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Karen Ankers I think writer's block happens when there is something you don't want to write about, for whatever reason. So the only way to deal with it is to work …moreI think writer's block happens when there is something you don't want to write about, for whatever reason. So the only way to deal with it is to work through it! Write what hurts the most, write what you're most ashamed of or embarrassed about, write what you feel guilty about. Because the 'block', the thing that is holding back the creative flow, is usually your own fear.(less)
Karen Ankers I can tell you a one-sentence horror story. "The coffee jar was empty". That would be a really bad start to the day! …moreI can tell you a one-sentence horror story. "The coffee jar was empty". That would be a really bad start to the day! (less)
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Vivo

Coming next year! Vivo, the novel I wrote as part of my PhD thesis, will be published in June 2026 by Bridge House. Set in the near future, Vivo examines othering and monstering through the story of a woman who evolves to be more than human. Written from the point of view of four characters, the book is inspired by recent events and examines societal problems from different perspectives. It also p Read more of this blog post »
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