Barbara O'Sullivan Author, whose nickname as a child was Cheyenne, was born in Chiswick UK, and worked as a legal secretary in London, UK, for 32 years for Solicitors firms and Barristers chambers . She wrote her first poem at the age of eleven and won a school-wide poetry competition and was presented with the Roman mythology of Ovid, named Metamorphosis. Barbara took up writing again in 1989, whilst living in West London. She went to live in the Welsh Valleys in Merthyr Tydfil South Wales UK, in 2006 after living in Ontario Canada for five years, whilst working in Toronto as a Legal Assistant. Barbara is the author of Sonnets and Poems, named The Steel Mirror. four Novels, named, The Irish Ordinary, The Waiting Boy, Master Snell, and one short novel about King Arthur which is still a work-in-progress. She has also written three short story books, The Tin Nib, The Hourglass and the Inkwell and In For A Penny.