Writing Magazine

Wibke Brueggemann

‘Let it be said that my path to publication was a long one.

‘Let it also be said that the terrain got easier the further I travelled, and that once I’d crossed valley of doom, the final stretch felt so effortless that I didn’t even see the finishing line until someone had already shoved me across it.

‘I started my journey about fifteen years ago.

‘Life wasn’t great, I was doing a job I loathed more than anyone could possibly even begin to imagine,

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