Author Archives: Sarah Butler

TIDELINE – A Celebration Saturday 5th May 12.30pm and/or 2pm, Belvedere – details below Tideline was a Heritage Lottery project in Belvedere, delivered by the London Borough of Bexley. I worked with local people and Trinity school to uncover memories … Continue reading →

Wandsworth Council invited me to create a new short story, based on winning entries to their photoWANDSWORTH 2012 competition. The photoWANDSWORTH 2012 prize-giving event takes place from 5.30 to 7.30pm on Monday 23 April at Wandsworth Town Library, 11 Garratt … Continue reading →

I am so excited about the beautiful poetry ‘signage’, just installed along a route from Belvedere Station, through the marshes to the Thames. We’re in the process of putting together a book about the whole project – more later! Find … Continue reading →

I am thrilled that Picador have bought world rights for my novel, Ten Things I’ve Learnt About Love (and they will also publish my next, as yet unwritten, novel) . It is the third novel I’ve written, and it’s something … Continue reading →

Thursday 16th February 5.00-7.00pm Cuming Museum, Old Walworth Town Hall, 151 Walworth Road, London, SE17 1RY (map) Refreshments provided – all welcome Please join myself and artist, Eva Sajovic to celebrate the end of Collecting Home, an artist residency at … Continue reading →

I am running a workshop exploring opportunities for writers to work in the field of regeneration, at UCF on Wednesday 15th February. This event will be of interest to writers and creatives working in the field of community arts and … Continue reading →

What object from your life would you put into a museum? I am really excited to be working with artist and photographer Eva Sajovic on Collecting Home, an extension of the work we did together on Home From Home, which … Continue reading →

I’m really excited to have been chosen as the winner of CRESC’s Framing the City writing competition! My short story, You Would Leave All This, will feature in a forthcoming issue of the New Manchester Review, a really nice online … Continue reading →

The Audio Obscura booth sits in the centre of St Pancras Station. Audience members can borrow a headphone set (leaving a credit card or phone as deposit) any time between 12 noon and 8pm. The ‘performance’ lasts for 30 minutes … Continue reading →

I am very pleased with my new poster from the fabulous Clerk Ink Well. A must for every writer I think!