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Month: September 2018

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BackStory: Five Questions with Emma Venables

Posted on: 28 September 2018 Last updated on: 27 September 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

BackStory: Five Questions with Emma Venables Author of Snow in March What inspired you to write ‘Snow in March’? I’ve been researching and writing about Nazi Germany for a while now and I’ve long been fascinated with the image of…

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Snow in March

Posted on: 24 September 2018 Last updated on: 24 September 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

Snow in March by Emma Venables Anna skirts around the ruins of Berlin, around burst waterpipes and mangled tramlines. Her eyes are on the blue, inspecting the gap-toothed skyline for movement. She stands on her tiptoes, gets knocked sideways by a…

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BackStory: Four Questions with Claire Polders

Posted on: 21 September 2018 Last updated on: 17 September 2018 Written by: Claire Polders

BackStory: Four Questions with Claire Polders Author of Inner Thief What inspired you to write “Inner Thief”? My grandmother, who is over one hundred years old, lived through the Second World War and the German occupation as a young bride…

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Inner Thief

Posted on: 17 September 2018 Last updated on: 17 September 2018 Written by: Claire Polders

Inner Thief by Claire Polders Her husband folds his hand over hers, the one wielding the knife, and she stops slicing the breakfast bread. He says they have enough. Their eyes meet. The word “enough” sounds foreign to her, as…

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Inner Thief by Claire Polders Her husband folds his hand over hers, the one wielding the knife, and she stops slicing the breakfast bread. He says they have enough. Their eyes meet. The word “enough” sounds foreign to her, as…
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BackStory: Five Questions with Matt Kendrick

Inner Thief by Claire Polders Her husband folds his hand over hers, the one wielding the knife, and she stops slicing the breakfast bread. He says they have enough. Their eyes meet. The word “enough” sounds foreign to her, as…
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Life at the Colliery, 1832-1845

Inner Thief by Claire Polders Her husband folds his hand over hers, the one wielding the knife, and she stops slicing the breakfast bread. He says they have enough. Their eyes meet. The word “enough” sounds foreign to her, as…
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BackStory: Six Questions with Stella Klein

Inner Thief by Claire Polders Her husband folds his hand over hers, the one wielding the knife, and she stops slicing the breakfast bread. He says they have enough. Their eyes meet. The word “enough” sounds foreign to her, as…
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Becoming Helen

Inner Thief by Claire Polders Her husband folds his hand over hers, the one wielding the knife, and she stops slicing the breakfast bread. He says they have enough. Their eyes meet. The word “enough” sounds foreign to her, as…
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