Homesick: Why I Live In Shed

Non-fiction. Why a woman in her early thirties, always moving from place to place as a child and now struggling to afford a place to live on her own, opted to move out of shared accommodation and make her home in a tiny, dilapidated shed between the woods and the sea. A  personal story of discovering what we can live without, what ‘home’ really means, of the freedom gained by living differently and having the time to appreciate the landscape. And a story that reflects wider housing and economic issues and their impact on our sense of well-being and belonging.