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Jan Harvey

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Jan Harvey is an artist and author based in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. She is a tutor in creative writing, drawing and painting.

The Seven Letters, her first novel, has received over 100 five star reviews on Amazon and has been described as 'gripping,' 'a page turner' and 'brilliant' by the press, bloggers and most importantly readers.

Jan's second novel is completed and will be launched in the Spring of 2018.

In her spare time Jan loves jazz, and likes to relax watching French Films and old black and white movies, particularly if they star Cary Grant.

Jan is married to Paul, she has one son, Max.

She also owns a very badly behaved Flat-Coated Retriever called Byron.


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On Swearing

It was 1982, and I was sitting in the lounge chatting with my in-laws when I used the fatal word in conversation. Yes, I said “bum.” My new Mother-in-Law, looking very shocked, informed me that swearing was not permitted in their house and the polite word, the word they preferred, was “arse.”To me the word “bum” was harmless and quite funny, whereas the A-word, as I referred to it then, was forbid Read more of this blog post »
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“I often wonder who will be the last person to see me alive. If I had to bet, I'd bet on the delivery boy from the Chinese take-out. I order in four nights out of seven. Whenever he comes I make a big production of finding my wallet. He stands in the door holding a greasy bag while I wonder if this is the night I'll finish off my spring roll, climb into bed, and have a heart attack.”
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