Charlotte Grimshaw

After many mis-steps and excursions down blind alleys the writer comes around to considering the possible benefits of connection and family. Audio

A tragic accident and a problematic affair leave a challenge for the perfectionist. Audio

The writers unforgiving eye turns to her own marriage while the wrestling match between mother and daughter goes on. Audio

The father daughter relationship gets put under the microscope as the question of who does a story belong to arises. Audio

"My God, your family! It's Shakespearian" The writer's relationship with her mother takes a turn for the worse. Audio

The writer makes a new friend and the pair take on the persona of rebels and outsiders. Audio

Who defines the family narrative? How much do we shape ourselves to conform to others perception of who we are? Audio

A childhood trek in the bush leads to perilous cliff top experience. The writer explores her relationship with her mother. Audio

Telling your story is existentially important. A personal crisis re-ignites an earlier experience of trauma. Audio

Simon meets his fate. Audio

Simon enlists help but his situation is far from secure. Audio

Simon takes advice and shares his secret. Audio

Police interest in the case is becoming more than Simon can bear. Audio

Simon can feel his whole life unravelling. Audio

Simon is feeling the pressure. Audio