As a recent graduate of Creative Writing and English Literature, Shelby is now an editor, freelance writer, blogger, traveller, and all-round optimist. She has lived in various cities across the UK and now spends half of her time in Lincolnshire and the other half in London. In her spare time she works on her novel and writes TV drama scripts, but mostly she explores the small corners of London, edits articles for The Upcoming, studies maps and obsesses over poetry. Follow Shelby on Twitter @shelbylucette
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