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Cherise Saywell

Cherise Saywell

Cherise Saywell speaks with Doug Johnstone about discovering writing, her strong sense of place, clean prose and stories versus novels. Cherise Saywell speaks with Doug Johnstone about the correspondence course that showed her she had something to say, the striking sense of place in her writing, her love of clean, understated prose and the benefits of continuing to write short stories alongside her novels.


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