Read the interview at Helen Smith's blog.
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Showing posts with label Helen Smith. Show all posts
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Book Expo America - Interview with Connie Brockway
Read the interview at Helen Smith's blog.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Helen Smith reading at The Spinning Wheel today.
Today's reading at The Spinning Wheel is from author Helen Smith who will be reading from her book The Miracle Inspector which is available for download to your Kindle for only $2.99.
Come join us in the fun. Plenty of virtual coffee and goodies for everyone.
Product Description
A darkly comic literary thriller set in the near future. England has been partitioned and London is an oppressive place where poetry has been forced underground, theatres and schools are shut, and women are not allowed to work outside the home. A young couple, Lucas and Angela, try to escape from London - with disastrous consequences.
Helen Smith was the recipient of an Arts Council Award for The Miracle Inspector.
'Smith is at the very least a minor phenomenon.' The Times
About the Author
Helen Smith writes novels, children's books, poetry, plays and screenplays. She lives in London and is a long-term supporter of the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture where she mentors members of an exiled writers group to help them tell their stories.
Come join us in the fun. Plenty of virtual coffee and goodies for everyone.
Product Description
A darkly comic literary thriller set in the near future. England has been partitioned and London is an oppressive place where poetry has been forced underground, theatres and schools are shut, and women are not allowed to work outside the home. A young couple, Lucas and Angela, try to escape from London - with disastrous consequences.
Helen Smith was the recipient of an Arts Council Award for The Miracle Inspector.
'Smith is at the very least a minor phenomenon.' The Times
About the Author
Helen Smith writes novels, children's books, poetry, plays and screenplays. She lives in London and is a long-term supporter of the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture where she mentors members of an exiled writers group to help them tell their stories.
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