Image: Outside Byron’s former residence in Pisa
One reader commented, “Beautifully written! Very, very beautiful. Speaks to me because you have covered areas I know little about, although some of the backdrop may be familiar. Makes me want to go to Pisa and check it out properly. The language in this piece is beautiful. It sings! Excellent photographs too.”
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Image: Shreya, with her mother and niece, after her father’s memorial, glad to have given him a great sendoff but sad he wasn’t there to hear all the wonderful things said and sung
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Image: Shreya at a National Literacy Trust celebration this summer, with no complaints to make, surrounded as she is with good company and cake!
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Image: Boy with his excellent A Level results, several months after this column was written and board exams sat for
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Doubly relevant in the current climate, and amidst the controversy over the best-selling memoir ‘The Salt Path’, but Shreya explores much more than that in her inimitable style, and provides solutions. Please get a print copy (as pictured above) from publisher Writing East Midlands or read here.
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The enthusiastic secondary school students produced wonderful work and the teachers accompanying them, as well as the organisers, praised the sessions as well. Shreya is a writer-in-residence for leading British writing charity First Story.
Image from First Story
Here she is on page 9, at the start of their alumnae section. She is also featured on their website, although we should probably get in touch with them to update their biography, as she’s done a thing or two, including two books, since this was posted!
Image from her time on Loreto’s student leadership, as President of the Literary Society and Quiz Club.
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