Teresa studied creative writing as part of an honours degree in Fine Arts. Since graduating she has pursued a career in writing, art and music.

She has exhibited her artwork in and around Edinburgh, Scotland for a number of years, and has been known to pick up her guitar and sing in the local pub every so often.

The proudest moment of her career was selling a piece of textile art in a Cancer Research UK charity exhibition.

She believes in faeries.

My passion is ...

dogs! (especially scruffy lovable mutts!)

I know too much about ...

the ups and downs of being a Pisces.

My parents always told me ...

they were proud of me.

My childhood ambition ...

to be just like Heidi living in the Alps with a pet goat.

My favorite memory ...

riding my bike with the flowery basket when I was little.

Why I write ...

it's fun putting the pictures in my brain into words.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Maggie O'Farrell/ Eddie Izzard,/Indigo Girls/Tori Amos/Emilie Autumn.

My first job ...

teaching ice skating lessons to little chiddlers.

My best moment ...

getting engaged above a loch, surrounded by bunnies.

My inspiration ...

the faeries.

Religion & Spirituality > Pagan & Earth-Based Religions Pagan Community

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It's not always easy to find a Pagan. We don't own churches or other big buildings you can easily spot. And if we're not wearing our pentagrams, you might not be able to pick us out in a crowd. So how do you find your Pagan community?

In my experience, one Pagan usually leads to another. Ask someone you know how they meet other Pagans, where they meet up, and what they do, and soon you'll find a whole group of them. After all, they do tend to work in circles.

A good place to look will be your local moot. This is really just a fancy word for a meeting where Pagans meet up for a p...

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