Sarada Gray composed her first poem on a beach aged seven and started writing stories soon afterwards, though didn’t think seriously of being a writer until later in life. In recent years she has been published in magazines including Stand, Mslexia, Everyday Fiction, and Ink Sweat & Tears. Her recent stories focus on a company which brings famous people from the past to experience one day in the present. She has written stories on C S Lewis, Dickens and Jane Austen (with a twist). She is currently working on turning these stories into a novel called The Time Refuge. From 2014-16 she was poet in residence at Sound Cafe, a homeless project in Leicester (soundcafe.org.uk). She has been a blogger for fifteen years (lizardyoga.wordpress.com)

Sarada Gray's website can be found at lizardyoga.wordpress.com.

Sarada Gray's work featured in Stand Magazine comprises two articles, over a period of three years.