About Bec
Bec Lewis lives in Kent, England. She worked for two publishers in her early twenties, but didn’t catch the writing bug until she turned forty.
Since winning 3rd prize in the Writers Bureau Short Story Competition 2004, she has had further competition success and has also had stories published in a number of magazines including Best, Scribble, and Escape Velocity, and also in the horror anthology, M is for Monster.
She occasionally writes poetry. Her nonsense poem ‘Deep-fried Flip-flops’ was framed and displayed in a public toilet in the Shetland Islands, as part of the Bards In The Bog project. The same poem was published in a charity booklet to raise funds for WaterAid.
When not writing she likes reading and sometimes gets around to doing a bit of art. She is addicted to cryptic crosswords and chocolate, but occasionally musters enough will-power to restrict consumption of the latter.
Since winning 3rd prize in the Writers Bureau Short Story Competition 2004, she has had further competition success and has also had stories published in a number of magazines including Best, Scribble, and Escape Velocity, and also in the horror anthology, M is for Monster.
She occasionally writes poetry. Her nonsense poem ‘Deep-fried Flip-flops’ was framed and displayed in a public toilet in the Shetland Islands, as part of the Bards In The Bog project. The same poem was published in a charity booklet to raise funds for WaterAid.
When not writing she likes reading and sometimes gets around to doing a bit of art. She is addicted to cryptic crosswords and chocolate, but occasionally musters enough will-power to restrict consumption of the latter.
