Out of Isolation is a collection of writing from the COVID-19 pandemic. From famous names such as Julian Fellowes, Tom Felton, Derren Brown and Alexander McCall Smith to historians, travel authors, poets, screenwriters, actors, the Dean of Canterbury and a Junior Doctor, the pieces range from personal reflections on life during the pandemic, to poems on love, to the diary of a journalist in Goma. This interesting and wide-ranging collection provides a fascinating insight into what was being written whilst the world was in isolation.
Out of Isolation is raising money to support Shout 85258, an important charity that uses a free, 24/7 text messaging service to help anyone struggling to cope with their mental health.
Susie Coreth will donate £1 from the sale of each book to Mental Health Innovations (reg charity no 1175670) to support its Shout 85258 24/7 mental health support service.
Out of Isolation : A Charity Anthology
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Susie Coreth was brought up in the countryside in Wiltshire before studying at the University of St Andrews and the International School of Screen Acting. She is a writer, actress and filmmaker. She has performed her plays at the Edinburgh Fringe and in London to sell-out audiences. She currently lives in London, writing her first novel and running a film recommendation account @a_different_film, which she started at the beginning of the pandemic to inspire people to discover something new and unexpected.