
Writer for readers of all ages. Voracious reader. Watcher of far too much tv and partial to a box set. Knitter. Pbk of #DangerousWomen appeared in 2022
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Very thrilled to introduce Hope Adams, who is my alter ego.
London, 1841. The Rajah sails for Australia. Aboard: 180 women convicted of petty crimes.
They have only each other. Until the murder.
Based on a true story, we can't wait for Hope Adams' #DangerousWomen. Be the first to read on Netgalley: netgal.ly/KIKMKM
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Exquisite timing!!
Starting tomorrow, folks!
The full series will be here: therestishistory.com
Going to see #TheOdyssey next Monday @CamPicturehouse Can’t wait! @TheRestHistory s Tom Holland says it’s v good. That’s the recommendation I was waiting for!😀
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I moved to Cambridge in 2010 from the North (Manchester) like Jane Brocket. I second all she says. I ❤️ Cambridge very much!
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Ahead of England v Norway in the World Cup, enjoy this classic from my old pal @patrick_kidd
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Chilean artist Livia Marin, from ´Nomad Patterns´ series (2012) #womensart #SouthAmericanArtWeek
In honour of Mary Hooper, our much-missed friend.
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When Eric Ravilious encouraged his students to try wood engraving, Tirzah Garwood took to it immediately. Still in her teens, she had work accepted by the Society of Wood Engravers within a year. By 1927, she was exhibiting her engraving 'The Window Cleaner.'
I pass two 6th form colleges on my way into Cambridge and can report that there are very few teenagers on this normally crowded bus! #England
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These incredible wind-powered sculptures, known as “Beach Animals,” were designed by Theo Jansen, blending engineering with art. They can walk across the sand using nothing but the power of the wind.
Kazuo Ishiguro recommended #Transsiberian in Saturday’s @thetimes Just watched it on @prime and he’s right! It’s ace! How did I miss it in 2008? The young Woody Harrelson, Emily Mortimer, Ben Kingsley…👍






















