I’m Ffion Llwyd-Jones, and I’m an editor, writer and author. My mission is to help people find a connection with other animals and discover how we can all work together for the better good.

What I write about:
I write features about technology, health, energy and the environment.
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I also help companies develop communication strategies, including newsletters, e-magazines and social media.
Find out more about my business writing via this link

What I do as an editor:
As an editor, I love reworking complex articles to make them clearer and more informative. That work includes copyediting to substantive editing on documents ranging from international reports to white papers.

Email me: ffion@fljmedia.com or call/text me: +44 (0)7546 108 195

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The books I’m writing:

Discover the profound healing power of animals in this captivating exploration of the bond between humans and their furry companions. Dive deep into illustrated case studies and heartfelt testimonies that showcase the transformative effects of therapeutic interactions with animals, particularly dogs and horses.
This book sheds light on how animal therapy offers solace to those grappling with emotional and psychological challenges, such as anxiety and depression.
Designed for a diverse audience, from curious readers to professionals, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of how animals enrich our lives. It equips readers with practical tools and resources to integrate animal therapy into personal and community settings, making it an invaluable guide for families, retirement homes, and educational institutions.
Featuring insights from renowned experts, up-to-date research findings, and a directory to organizations like Riding for the Disabled, this book serves as both an informative resource and a testament to the healing potential of animals. The digital edition further enhances the experience with engaging short videos.
With a friendly, ‘show’ rather than ‘tell’ approach, this book, spanning an estimated 70-90,000 words, delves into the interconnectedness of animals, humans, and the environment. It emphasizes the mutual lessons we can draw from each other, especially in these ever-changing times, highlighting the importance of co-existence and understanding.
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This novel is about dragons, time travel and an ancient Celtic mystery. And a love story:) Here’s a short extract…

A creature of Welsh myth shows herself. She is the green of bracken, the bronze of autumn; her eyes reflect the kingfisher’s iridescent flash. A creature of the sun and a reflection of soul fire.

She looks at me. I look at her. I can scarcely believe what I’m seeing, yet an ancient and wiser part of me accepts her as real. Kassa lies calmly beside me, her black tail gently wagging a canine greeting. She’s done her job and shown me the dragon – for that is what this creature is: a Welsh dragon whose power is timeless.

I am aware of the stillness as I sit on warm summer grass on this mountaintop in Wales. She waits. I wait.

“What can I do?” I ask her; it is already obvious who will command here.

The dragon considers: “Time is a river, flowing both ways, renewed in the ocean of space. To travel time is to swim in the waters of eternity.”

Am I hearing those words or just the sense of them? Are we connecting by the communication of ancient times – images, passion and love?

“There is something you must do,” she tells me. “And yes, of course, there’s danger – it’s a quest, isn’t it?”
Already, her sense of irony is coming through.

“So, what is it?” I ask.

She tells me.