Sian was born and grew up in Wales. She migrated from Cardiff to rural, Welsh-speaking North Wales at the age of fourteen, then moved to Somerset, where she worked as an archaeologist for English Heritage and wrote plays for radio and theatre.

Her short monologue ‘The Mad Woman in the Attic’ was selected for performance at the Theatre Royal Portsmouth as part of the Nuffield Theatre’s Rough Cuts event and later developed into a full-length piece which toured rural venues in the South West. Her comic monologue, Master of Disguise, was performed as part of the Boiling Kettle Theatre Company production ‘Thicker than Water’, which toured to rural venues in Somerset, Devon and Dorset.

This year, she launched her first novel, ‘Bohemia’, a humorous and highly readable tale of the lives, loves and music of people in a forgotten village in the Mendip Hills. She is currently working on her second book.

Copies of Bohemia are available from Hunting Raven Books in Frome, other bookshops, and online at AmazonUK.