Pamela Smith
Bio
Pamela Smith is a Dublin based writer who transforms the ordinary into highly compressed fiction. Her work explores the quiet complexities of inner worlds, disorders, and transformation.
When she isn’t writing, she can be found in local cafés sipping a cappuccino, enjoying a cinnamon roll, and getting lost in her thoughts.
Published Work
A midnight cleaning ritual under heavy bleach fumes is interrupted by a sharp tap at the window, letting a silent intruder into a breaking inner world.
Read at Tint Journal
A tragic memory of a sister choking sets off a compulsive, tightly controlled earring ritual, where survival is measured in counts of six.
Read at The Blood Pudding
A closer look at mental interference and internal noise, following that thin, shaky line between chaos and trying to stay clear headed.
Read at Tap into Poetry
A therapy session shifts when a patient presents a box of soil and ants aiming not to be the ant, but the structure holding it together.
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A sudden grief mixes with a mundane weather report and a locked back, leaving a moment frozen on the floor.
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