Bella De La Rocher first catapulted herself onto the literary scene with her seminal novel, ‘Most of a Novel’, famous not only for its sentences but also the fact that she published it before finishing it. 

That novel stars Chauncy Nathaniel Swanston, a man whom manages to be both fictional and factual at once. He’s unreal yet corporal. He’s an essence yet he’s bodily. He’s also got a chiwawa called Sadie [please note spelling of chiwawa is a deliberate style choice] and she is his closest friend and confidante.   

Despite being constantly kept at arms length by the literary establishment, De La Rocher is forging her own path as one of the most successful self-published writers living in the outskirts of Doncaster. 

As well as being writer, Bella also has a flair for both the visual and auditory arts, often astounding her Twitter fans with her avante garde filmmaking and improvised keyboard playing.

When she’s not following her creative impulses, Bella enjoys staring at her lava lamps, pigeon photography, and awakening other people’s kundalini’s as a surprise.