Simon Saunders is a British screenwriter with a distinctive voice and a sharp command of character-led storytelling. His background spans law enforcement, graphic design and business leadership, giving his writing both discipline and originality. His work is marked by psychological nuance, dark wit and a cinematic eye, often exploring themes of identity, morality and quiet rebellion.
Simon began developing his first original series, Holey Moley, more than fifteen years ago, laying the foundations for a portfolio that bridges drama, thriller and socio-political satire. His scripts include Black Widower, The Custodian and Revolting, all unified by a strong sense of narrative craft and an unflinching look at human truth.
A three-time alumnus of the Rocaberti Writers’ Retreat, where he also won a competitive scholarship place, Simon is part of an international network of mentors and peers who continue to champion his work. He is currently co-writing The Carroways, a stylish contemporary mystery drama.
A three-time alumnus of the Rocaberti Writers’ Retreat, where he also won a competitive scholarship place, Simon is part of an international network of mentors and peers who continue to champion his work. He is currently co-writing The Carroways, a stylish contemporary mystery drama.
Now living in Italy, often off-grid in rural surroundings, Simon draws daily inspiration from silence, isolation and the occasional chaos of solar power and mountain storms. This distinctive life experience infuses his writing with authenticity, atmosphere and originality, making him a writer to watch.
