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Kate Glanville

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Kate Glanville was born in West Africa to Irish parents. Kate now lives in the small town of Llandeilo on the edge on The Brecon Beacons National Park with her three children, two cats and two dogs . She graduated with a degree in fashion design at Central St. Martins and worked in the textile industry before becoming a ceramic artist. Kate's tableware designs have been sold in shops and galleries all over the world including Liberty, Conran Shop, Fortnum & Masons and Fired Earth. Among her many customers Kate has produced ceramics for The Prince of Wales, Madonna, Roger Daltry and Robbie Williams. Despite a successful career as a visual artist Kate has been writing stories since the age of eight. A Perfect Home (published in 2012 by Pengui ...more

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Kate Glanville I take a break from writing - watch a good film, read a book, go for a long walk with my dog Sunny. I also read personal story features in magazines t…moreI take a break from writing - watch a good film, read a book, go for a long walk with my dog Sunny. I also read personal story features in magazines to get ideas on character and plot lines and listen to Radio 4 -Woman's Hour is a mine of story ideas! Wine always helps too! ... and chocolate!(less)
Kate Glanville The best thing about being a writer is being able to escape from reality into a fantasy land.When I was a child I loved playing with my dolls house, …more The best thing about being a writer is being able to escape from reality into a fantasy land.When I was a child I loved playing with my dolls house, creating exciting scenarios, dramatic situations and tumultuous relationships for the tiny dolls who lived in it. My novels are just a continuation of playing with my dolls house except instead of doing it alone, within the confines of my bedroom, now I can share the stories in the pages of my books. The stories seem to bubble up from my subconscious and the characters develop personalities and take shape until they are almost real people to me. It’s like having an extra life running parallel with my own! (less)
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Where I Write and How It Influences Me.

When I started writing my first novel A Perfect Home (published by Penguin in the US 2012 and Accent Press in 2014) I took any opportunity to write, often writing long hand in a note book while I sat beside my youngest son's bed waiting for him to fall asleep at night or sitting in the car waiting for my older children to come out of school or standing at the cooker waiting for the fish fingers to Read more of this blog post »
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