Fenja Hill

Fenja Hill is a self-published author of multiple works. In 2017 she left London to pursue her creative storytelling passion on the coast in Somerset. Her debut novella, What I Did on My Holidays, was published shortly thereafter in 2018. Fenja went on to publish Nightwriting in 2022, a multi-genre collection of short stories with twists, turns, and hints of wit and humour.

Her stories have also been published in many anthological works produced by Writers in Stone including Driftwood (2019), Cuckoo (2021), Seventy Three (2022), and Lock and Key (2022), an anthology produced during the first 18 months of COVID-19. More recently, Fenja has been expanding her creativity through poetry. Her poem “Traveling in the Back Seat” was shortlisted for the 2022 Yeovil Literary Prize. She was awarded second place in the prestigious 2023 Wells Literary Festival short story competition.

Fenja is currently working on a psychological suspense novel. When not penning action-packed adventures and complex characters, Fenja spends time exploring her seaside town with her grandson and reading the work of Kate Atkinson, Terry Pratchett, Margaret Atwood and Stephen King.