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ALL MY BOOKS
The Writing
As you will see from the titles below I’ve been a very busy girl in
my writing life.
This page might show you, each of my novels has been a new
adventure. You’ll see I’ve not settled for repetitious new takes on Cinderella,
Snow White and Rose Red, Robin Hood, or the Ugly Duckling – great universal
stories though they are.
Each of my novels has a new context, a
new theme, new characters. As I say on my tab About Me ‘I am
fascinated by, creativity history, identity, imagination, equality and myth.' Recently, on looking through my novels I realise
that – although not with any conscious purpose – these themes seem to be
threaded through my writing.
The compulsion to
pigeonhole writers and novels, rife in publishing today, has led me to organise
my novels with this in mind, as you see below.
What next?
Well, I‘ve now nearly
finished a new novel- the first of three – which embraces an entirely new theme.
I trust readers who have enjoyed the
novels listed here will take to this one with the same enthusiasm.
Ever optimistic, I’m
now embarking on a new adventure of
looking for a new agent and a new publisher for this new trio of
novels. I trust there will be some
wonderful, insightful angel out there.
In their time my novels
have sold in hundreds of thousands and
been read hundreds of thousands of times in British Libraries. These new ones
will, I feel sure, find a good audience
ALL MY BOOKS
The Writing
As you will see from the titles below I’ve been a very busy girl in
my writing life.
This page might show you, each of my novels has been a new adventure. You’ll see I’ve not settled for repetitious new takes on Cinderella, Snow White and Rose Red, Robin Hood, or the Ugly Duckling – great universal stories though they are.
Each of my novels has a new context, a new theme, new characters. As I say on my tab About Me ‘I am fascinated by, creativity history, identity, imagination, equality and myth.' Recently, on looking through my novels I realise that – although not with any conscious purpose – these themes seem to be threaded through my writing.
The compulsion to pigeonhole writers and novels, rife in publishing today, has led me to organise my novels with this in mind, as you see below.
This page might show you, each of my novels has been a new adventure. You’ll see I’ve not settled for repetitious new takes on Cinderella, Snow White and Rose Red, Robin Hood, or the Ugly Duckling – great universal stories though they are.
Each of my novels has a new context, a new theme, new characters. As I say on my tab About Me ‘I am fascinated by, creativity history, identity, imagination, equality and myth.' Recently, on looking through my novels I realise that – although not with any conscious purpose – these themes seem to be threaded through my writing.
The compulsion to pigeonhole writers and novels, rife in publishing today, has led me to organise my novels with this in mind, as you see below.
What next?
Well, I‘ve now nearly
finished a new novel- the first of three – which embraces an entirely new theme.
I trust readers who have enjoyed the
novels listed here will take to this one with the same enthusiasm.
Ever optimistic, I’m now embarking on a new adventure of looking for a new agent and a new publisher for this new trio of novels. I trust there will be some wonderful, insightful angel out there.
In their time my novels have sold in hundreds of thousands and been read hundreds of thousands of times in British Libraries. These new ones will, I feel sure, find a good audience
Ever optimistic, I’m now embarking on a new adventure of looking for a new agent and a new publisher for this new trio of novels. I trust there will be some wonderful, insightful angel out there.
In their time my novels have sold in hundreds of thousands and been read hundreds of thousands of times in British Libraries. These new ones will, I feel sure, find a good audience
Latest Publications
Contemporary
Historical
Writing Memoir
Crime
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Recent
An Englishwoman in
France (Contemporary)
Moscow
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Recent
Social Dramas
Family Ties! see blog post Jane Yolen June Tabor &; The Third Twin
Sandie Shaw and The
Millionth Marvell Cooker (Factoryy life in the 1960s)
The Woman Who Drew
Buildings (Poland
Sagas
Riches of The Earth
(Early 20th
Century)
Under a Brighter
Sky (Travelling from Ireland
Land of Your
Possession (The Coventry
A Dark Light
Shining (1930s
girl travels to France
Kitty Rainbow
(Early 20th
Century)
Honesty's Daughter
(1905 Young woman goes the America
Historical Novels
Kitty Rainbow X
Children of the
Storm (WW1)
A Thirsting Land
(Post WW2)
Gabriel Painting (The
original ‘Pitman Painter)
My Dark Eyed Girl
* ( Spanish Civil War)
The Long Journey
Home (WW2 Internment in Singapore
The Pathfinder (4thC AD. Celtd vs Romans)
Children's Novels
Example of Comments
Daria Maslennikova24 July 2012 13:17
Dear Wendy! Thank you for the book "The Woman who Drew Buildings". I bought it in
Anyone who was born in the East (like me, I'm Russian) will
understand Marie even better and feel with her
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| The novel that emerged from my time as a Writer in Residence in a Women's Prison |
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