Helen Smith is a member of the Writers Guild of Great Britain and English PEN. She travelled the world when her daughter was small, doing all sorts of strange jobs to support them both - from cleaning motels to working as a magician's assistant - before returning to live in London where she wrote her first novel, which was published by Gollancz (part of the Hachette Group). She writes novels, children's books, poetry, plays and screenplays, and was the recipient of an Arts Council of England Award. She's a long-term supporter of Freedom From Torture and mentors members of an exiled writers group to help them tell their stories. She is currently under commission to write a play and has a pilot for a TV series in development. She's also working on a new novel. Unfortunately she spends too much time on the internet to get any work done. She likes knitting but she doesn't like driving. She likes dancing.
Caroline Dawnay (books)
St John Donald (film/TV)
Nicki Stoddart (theatre)
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