Suzie Grogan is a freelance writer in the fields of literary and
social history. She is the author of Shell Shocked Britain: The
First World War's Legacy for Britain's Mental Health (Pen and
Sword, 2014) and Death Disease & Dissection: The Life of a Surgeon
Apothecary 1750-1850 (Pen and Sword, 2017) also inspired by her
lifelong study of John Keats.
Suzie writes regularly for national magazines and is a contributor
to The Wordsworth Trust's Romanticism Blog and others focusing on
the Romantic Movement. She has written widely on the subject of
mental health and focuses on how art and landscape can combine to
inspire and nurture.
Suzie now lives in Brittany with her husband and rescue dog,
Teddy.
See www.suziegrogan.co.uk
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