Claire Sutton writes about the beautiful absurdity of modern life - the gap between how things look and how they really are. Glass Ceilings and Coffee Stains was born out of her fascination with office culture: the way ambition and exhaustion coexist under fluorescent light, how women laugh their way through impossible expectations and the strange poetry hidden in a badly worded corporate email. She believes humour is a form of survival - and that the truest stories are the ones that make you laugh and wince at the same time.
When she isn't writing, Claire tends to her garden, has strong opinions about coffee, honesty and PowerPoint slides that should've been two sentences.
When she isn't writing, Claire tends to her garden, has strong opinions about coffee, honesty and PowerPoint slides that should've been two sentences.