ABOUT US
Yasmin Hawken is a writing collaboration consisting of Kay Hawken and Charlotte Head. The two girls met early in 2015 whilst working a job in care. The two shared a love of console gaming, roleplay and food. They became fast friends.
Whilst Charlotte was away on holiday Kay started writing a little ficlet about characters they had built together as a gift. That was when the Seraphim Network came to life. On Charlotte's return they started building the world, stories and a whole host of characters desperate to have their stories told. It became the most exhausting, exhilarating and time consuming activities they had ever embarked on.
The two girls currently live together in Plymouth with Kay’s husband Dave, their daughter and their lone guienea pig Ghost.
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Kay Hawken
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Kay grew up in the small town of Torpoint near Plymouth, England. She developed a passion for writing from an early age
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After graduating Plymouth University with a BA in Education Studies and hating the degree she chose a different route and began work in care. During this time she began work on the Seraphim Network.
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Kay is something of a writing fanatic who religiously completes Nanowrimo every November. This is where most of the Everyday series are conceived and created, along with a few side project Kay likes to take on to keep her mind creative.
Charlotte Head
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Charlotte grew up in Banstead, Surrey, England. In her younger years she showed a talent for creativity and imagination, but a lack of focus, and dedication plotting.
After attending Sixth form college she moved to Plymouth to study a Bsc in Applied Psychology. Once she graduated she became a care worker to pay the bills and met Kay, the Archangels and a whole world of trouble.
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Charlotte has since moved on from care and become a Civil Servant. She recently learnt to drive but remains terrified of other road users. She has embarked on a writing endeavour of her own, but given that she writes books slower than a sloth it may be a few years before any of her creation are ready for public consumption.
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