Siân Alison Author & Freelance Writer

I’m an author and freelance writer. I write articles for magazines inspired by millennials, pop culture, 80s & 90s nostalgia, horror & cult movies & everyday modern life.

My published books range from hosting guides like British Party Food Through the Decades & Staying In is the New Going Out to the Introvert Survival Series and Make Memories, Not Downlines, my honest account of life as an introvert in MLMs.

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Make Memories, Not Downlines

Make Memories, Not Downlines is a look into the hidden side of MLMs. Awkward moments and relatable stories from an introvert point of view.

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British Party Food Through the Decades

British Party Food Through the Decades is a joyful journey through the iconic dishes, drinks and traditions that have brought people together across generations.

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Introvert Survival Guide

Introvert Survival Guide ‘Sorry I’m Late… I was Hoping Plans Would be Cancelled’

Introvert Survival Guide explores the quiet realities of introverts navigating a world designed for extroverts.

Introvert Abroad

Introvert Abroad

Introvert Abroad is a short relatable guide for introverts living overseas navigating life in a new country.

Staying In is the New Going Out ⛔ Temporarily unavailable

(New & Improved 2nd edition coming soon)

Staying In is the New Going Out is from a Millennial’s perspective. Party food from the 2000s onwards. A modern hosting guide.

About Me

I was born in South Wales in the mid 1980s & moved to Scotland as a young child in the early 1990s, grew up in Bo’ness, Scotland not far from Edinburgh.

I completed a HND in Languages (Spanish & German) & Tourism Management at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland, including an ERASMUS exchange for 6 months in Münich, Germany.

In 2010 I later completed my BSc degree in International Tourism & Hospitality Management with a specialist study in Dark Tourism at the University of Sunderland in the North East England.