Sarah Ménage

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Writer and performer based in Bristol.

Writer and performer Sarah Ménage was born and brought up in Stratford-on-Avon, with an older sister, an older brother, a younger brother and two younger sisters. She spent her twenties in London, where she studied Medicine for two years, and Drama for three, winning her Equity card on the alternative comedy circuit, before fleeing to Bath and eventually discovering the many marvellousnesses of Bristol. She has one grown-up son and lots of nephews and nieces.

The name Ménage (which means household) comes from great great grandfather John Baptiste (aka Gustave) who bigamously married English girl Naomi Starters in 1839. Since the marriage was illegal, the British Ménages ought really to be called Starter
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My next writing projects are: reinvigorating and releasing in some form the 1812 backstory to How To Make Life Nice which was s…more
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My next writing projects are: reinvigorating and releasing in some form the 1812 backstory to How To Make Life Nice which was stripped out of the published book; editing and publishing my previous two novels - Love In A Wet Climate and The Glass Girl; and exploring narcissism and possibly hypnosis in a future novel. I'm thinking of writing about a love affair with an extremely narcissistic character, and because of my interest in the late Georgian period, I'd like to include references to Byron.(less)
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Consolations for a maturing woman

1. It beats the alternative


2. You’re younger than you will be


3. It happens to us all


4. Men become more interested in your mind than your body


5. Invisibility is quite a gas


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