Meg has written and copy-edited for a range of titles, including mountain bike media company Misspent Summers, outdoor culture magazine 1964, and as a news and features writer for Cycling Weekly.

She has also founded and edited several zines, among them -Scaef, a magazine born out of Covid and an unexpected return to her childhood home on the Welsh-English border. What began as a personal unravelling of our relationship with land and place grew into a collection of writing and art exploring two central themes: Home and Found.

Her work extends into the environment sector. She has worked as a researcher and report writer for Resources for Change, a consultancy specialising in the relationship between nature and communities, and has designed and edited a zine on nature-based businesses in the Conwy Valley for Natural Resources Wales.

Words have always been important to Meg. Her mum is a librarian and her grandma an English teacher; words, literature and language flowered in her childhood, in hours spent decoding Shakespeare with her grandma, or reading her mum's poetry. Words were how they showed love, in scribbled notes and in the margins of plays. Now, it has become a medium through which to learn about the fascinating lives of others, to understand - and articulate - the stories all around her.