Why grief can be golden: Embracing the sadness that comes from loss and using it to fertilise your writing. gretasolomon.substack.com/p/why-grief-ca…

Write your way to wellbeing: Why writing is a tonic that can bring about change. gretasolomon.substack.com/p/write-your-w…

NEW WORK: In the latest issue of Mslexia ✨, I’ve tackled the issue of destructive envy and what to do when people undermine your writing success. With Friends Like These… explores how to keep your creative foundations intact.

NEW WORK: Writing from the Wound is in the April issue of Writing Magazine, exploring the minefields inherent in personal writing. There’s a fine line between writing to connect, and trading fear, pain, and suffering for commissions, comments, and shares.

My latest Substack post is about sweet surrender, asking what you need to let go of as you make progress in your journey as a writer. gretasolomon.substack.com/p/sweet-surren…

NEW WORK: Heaven Scent is in the latest issue of #BreatheMagazine all about how fragrances help form identity and hold memories and meaningful moments in place.

It turns out that my childhood years of violin and piano lessons could be having a positive effect today. psypost.org/formal-musical…

My latest feature for Breathe Magazine. breathemagazine.com/2024/03/26/how…

It's time to bloom: Does your writing have the things it needs to grow? gretasolomon.substack.com/p/its-time-to-…

Inspired by the speeches at The Society of Authors awards, my latest Substack is all about writing through transition. How do you handle the liminal space between an old life, and a new one? gretasolomon.substack.com/p/writing-thro…

NEW WORK: Delighted to have a feature in the The Society of Authors magazine The Author exploring the pleasures and pains of being a specialist or a multi-hyphenate. Thank you James McConnachie for the commission.

NEW WORK: Room to Breathe is my latest feature for #BreatheMagazine. Personal space is the scaffolding on which all our social interactions are built. It’s intuitive, instinctive, and goes under the radar – until it’s violated.

I’m looking for someone who can speak in detail about the physiology and psychology of emotional and medical shock following an unexpected event. It's for a women's wellbeing magazine. Email greta [at] gretasolomon.com if you can help. #journorequest

NEW WORK: My latest feature for #BreatheMagazine is about how slowing down the coffee-making process and making it special can turn it into a transformative practice. Big thanks to Nura Aman at Farm Africa for sharing your fascinating insights into coffee ceremonies in Ethiopia.

I’m looking for anecdotes from people who have taken a DNA test to find their genetic heritage and found that it helped them to feel more confident. If this is you, could you please email me at [email protected] today. It’s for a Sunday newspaper supplement. #journorequest

Delighted to have a feature in The Observer Magazine (including the results of a windswept photoshoot at Hove beach). My article is in the Self & Wellbeing section and is about how DNA testing enabled me to discover my true story – and a richer sense of self. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Thanks to Greta Solomon for including me in this amazing piece The Observer Magazine all about the power of identity and learning about our ancestral roots! Duke Psychology & Neuroscience Duke University theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

NEW WORK: Are you playing the name game? for Psychologies It's all about the science of naming and why mispronunciation matters.

NEW WORK: One Day in Paris for #Breathemagazine about why day-long solo trips can transform your life.

Loved writing What kind of gift giver are you? for Psychologies exploring the power dynamics at play in giving and receiving gifts.