Sally is a freelance travel, reportage and lifestyle features writer and author based in the UK. A contributor to many of the world's most prestigious media, Sally's clients include The Sunday Times, Forbes Lifestyle and The Sunday Telegraph.

Sally's first-person travelogue on modern India – The Kama Sutra Diaries – will be published in the UK, US and India in summer 2012 by Nicholas Brealey Publishing.

Sally began her career as an editor for Birmingham-based contract publisher What's On. In her 18 months as cross-title Editor she presided over publications as diverse as an annual festival guide and an NUS-accredited national student guide.

Sally moved to London in 2000, initially taking up an editorship post for Black Book Publishing (contract publisher of London Metro newspaper's club and bar guides). In 2001 a chief sub-editorship post followed, for launching gay lifestyle glossy FABLE.

In 2002 Sally became a freelance writer and sub-editor, contributing articles to MINISTRY and Seven Magazines and London Metro newspaper and working in-house for EMAP, IPC, News International and Express media groups. In 2003 and 2004, Sally divided her time between London and Barcelona, continuing to sub-edit and to string on Spain and Spanish culture for British inflight magazines, men's lifestyle and travel magazines.

In 2005, Sally began to concentrate solely on freelance travel and reportage feature-writing, commencing a number of world trips which have taken her across Europe, the Indian subcontinent, Australia, New Zealand, The South Pacific Islands, Southeast Asia, North America and China. She has written extensively on each of these destinations, for titles in all global English-speaking markets, including the UK, US, UAE, Hong Kong, South Africa and Australia.

Following two years based in the US, Sally returned London in 2008. Her current specialisations include high-end travel and food trends, India and women's issues reportage.

Sally contributes to New Holland's 100 Greatest travel book series; and her first-person travelogue on modern India – The Kama Sutra Diaries – will be published in the UK, US and India in summer 2012 by Nicholas Brealey Publishing. She also compiles Fast Track, a luxury travel blog for Forbes Lifestyle.