Eleanor Stoneham

Pilgrim, compulsive traveller, scientist, accountant, retired business woman, horticulturist, allotment enthusiast, farmer's daughter, verger, blogger, environmentalist, author.

English born and bred but has lived in Australia, Canary Islands and the Netherlands. 

Has followed pilgrimages to Ethiopia, Greece, the Holy Land, Caucasian Georgia, Durham and South East Turkey and visited more than 30 countries and still counting. 

All this gives the author a broad insight that she has been able to put to good use in her three published books to date, Healing This Wounded Earth: with Compassion, Spirit and the Power of Hope, Why Religions Work: God's Place in the World Today, (both giving timely and refreshing perspectives on the spiritual condition of our time), and The Day the World Went Black: A Spiritual Journey Through Depression. This last book was written to help others understand their own mental distress.

The author lives in South London and besides her passion for travelling and writing, she loves her family, her church, her allotment and her garden.