A Guardian, Green-Wing, Metro & BBC-featured writer/performer/neurodiversity broadcaster from London & Brighton, Lorelei Mathias writes sketches, novels & articles about falling in love… and out again. As a screenwriter she sits in various writers rooms from DMs Are Open (BBC Radio 4), Pulped.com to Square Pegs (BBC Indie Development Fund). She’s founder & Showrunner of cause-powered comedy collective MelonComedy, and she’s currently writing a new book about the hilarity of Adult ADHD to accompany her Edinburgh TV Fest nominated web series LIFE IN ADHD.  Her latest novel ‘Break Up Club’ is published by Avon/Harper Collins. It’s a romantic comedy about break-ups, starring four Londoners at the fag-end of their single years. It celebrates what becomes of the consciously-uncoupled, when they all consciously-uncouple at the same time, form a pathetic club (BUC), and fall head over heels for each other. Her recent Tadaptation has been nominated for BBC Writers Room and Sid Gentle’s Thousand Films competitions and is currently in development as at 30 min sitcom.