Suzie Grogan - Writer & Researcher

Welcome

Suzie Grogan

My name is Suzie Grogan and I am a professional writer and researcher.

Currently I am working on three books for Pen & Sword History, the first of which, Shell Shocked Britain, will be published in 2014.

In 2015, The Artists of World War One - Creating Memorials to the Great War will be on the shelves.

In 2016, watch out for Death, Disease & Dissection , about the life of a surgeon-apothecary in the early 1800s.

To find out more do browse this site or contact me on suzie@suziegrogan.co.uk

Articles

I have written for national and local magazines, web magazines and for some time was a co-editor of the web site 'Women's Views on News'.

I specialise in social and family history, health and women's issues.

Click to go direct to my Published articles page.

Research

For the past fifteen years I have been involved in research into the field of social exclusion and the labour market and skills needs. I have also worked extensively with the voluntary sector.

Click here to go direct to a page detailing my experience.

My blog

No wriggling out of writing is where I post on a wide range of subjects, from social and family history to mental health, poetry in general and the life and works of Romantic poet John Keats.

My work

Shell-Shocked Britain will be published in 2014 by Pen and Sword Books.

The book will look at the effect of the First World War on the mental health of the troops and the families they came home to. It will also examine how attitudes to psychological trauma changed and the impact of the trauma on subsequent generations.

Already published:

Dandelions & Bad Hair Days... is an anthology of poetry and prose based on the 'mental health monthly' guest posts I host on my blog. Share the experiences of those that have lived through mental and emotional ill-health or who have lived with someone dealing with anxiety and depression.

For more details see www.dandelionsandbadhairdays.wordpress.com

The Marrow Scoop & other ghost stories is a collection of three short stories published on Kindle in October 2013.