Authors

Guleraana Mir

Guleraana is a freelance writer, theatre practitioner and specialist in progressive and special education.  Having lived and worked in South America and New York City, she returned to her native London this year to continue her creative antics.

As a writer and editor Guleraana spent three years at Pugwash, the University of Portsmouth magazine, helping to earn them a Daily Mail media award for Best Student Publication in 2004. Her Playwriting credits include Betty, a short play centered on Betty Friedan, the world famous author of The Feminine Mystique, inspired by conversations with her grandson. Betty debuted at NYU's Theatrix! : a 10-minute play festival in March 2010. Guleraana's poem Dusk was published in the National Poetry Anthology 2005 and more recently Secondary Thoughts to Grieving was exhibited at New York's Bronfman Gallery as part of an exhibition entitled Loss.

Her motivation for contributing to the Breathing Relief revolution consists of an interest in a holistic and peaceful lifestyle as well as her passion for a decent night's sleep; something she can now look forward to since convincing her father to take pity on the household and use a Breathing Relief dilator. Magic! It works and she couldn't be happier or more rested!