Pam Weaver

Pam trained as a Nursery Nurse working mainly in children’s Homes, private day nurseries and as a Hyde Park nanny. Her book Bath Times & Nursery Rhymes about her experiences was a Sunday Times best-seller. She began her writing career in 1990’s with small magazines and specialist publications, finally branching out into the women’s magazine market in 2001. Her stories have been sold world-wide and been in several anthologies with the proceeds going to charity. Pam’s first novel, There's Always Tomorrow was the winner in the West Sussex Day for Writers' novel opening competition. She always tells people it only took her 16 years to become an overnight success! Since then Pam has had fifteen other sagas and three novellas published. Her novels are set in Worthing, a seaside town in West Sussex during WW2 and the Austerity years. She is now writing books set in the Swinging Sixties London which will be published in 2025... so watch this space!

In the mid-sixties, Pam became a Christian and has been an active member of church fellowships ever since. She has edited church magazines and written for Scripture Union, UCB, Baptist Times and Feba Radio.