WHERE DID I GO?
For women asking “Where did I go?”
A collection of eight fictional archives, shaped through conversations with women.
A place to recognise what’s missing, what you want back and what you want next.
An invitation to choose yourself again.
One ordinary act at a time.
From the book
THE STRIKE
Jane Logan went on strike.
For fifty-seven seconds.
Then she noticed the cushion.
Could she move it without breaking the strike?
THIS BOOK BELONGS TO YOU
There’s no right way to move through it.
Read it from beginning to end. Dip into it for five or ten minutes. Pick it up while you’re waiting for an appointment, on a train, over a quick cuppa. Leave it alone for three weeks and come back to it.
You don’t need to start at the beginning. You don’t need to have an answer ready.
Each archive works the same way — a story, a moment to reflect, something to try, and a question to carry forward:
What did I notice or discover?
What one ordinary act will I take?
And now, what do I want to carry forward?
Take what’s useful. Leave what isn’t. This isn’t a book with a guru in it, or a program to complete, or gold stars to earn.
It’s yours — to write in, fold, highlight, cry on, laugh with, and make your own.
THE WAITING ROOM
The words are down. The book is being shaped.
Take a seat. Leave your email. I will let you know when the book is ready.
No newsletter. No noise.