Meet Simon Constable
Simon Constable has spent more than two decades working across journalism, television, radio and publishing, building a career around communicating ideas and telling stories.
His writing has appeared in leading international publications including The Wall Street Journal, TIME, Fortune and Barron's. Alongside his journalism, he has worked extensively in broadcasting, presenting and discussing news, economics and current affairs on television and radio.
Simon is also the co-author of The WSJ Guide to the 50 Economic Indicators That Really Matter, published by HarperCollins, and holds an MA in Creative Writing from Edinburgh Napier University.
Now living in Southern France, he is bringing his professional experience and interest in creative writing together through Writing in France, offering opportunities for writers to develop their ideas, strengthen their work and explore new approaches.
A Note from SimonI've always enjoyed exchanging ideas and sharing a love of writing with others. Writing in France is an opportunity to bring people together through creative retreats, discover new perspectives and encourage writers to take their next step.
I'm particularly looking forward to welcoming people to the Tarn, a beautiful part of Southern France that I now call home.
