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Rebecca Stonehill is an author living in Norwich with her husband and three children. She spends her time working on her prose and poetry and runs Magic Pencil, an initiative to give children greater access to creative writing and poetry. Rebecca has had numerous short stories published over the years, for example in Vintage Script, What the Dickens magazine, Ariadne's Thread and Prole Books but The Poet's Wife (Bookouture) is her first full-length novel, set in Granada during the Spanish Civil war and Franco's dictatorship. Her second novel, The Girl and the Sunbird, was published by Bookouture in June 2016. Her third novel, The Secret Life of Alfred Nightingale, is set in Crete in WW2 and the 1960's. Rebecca's fourth book came out in 2022 ...more

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Rebecca Stonehill I just write through it. Everybody has moments (or days) when they don't feel like writing, but you still have to show up on the page and write, even …moreI just write through it. Everybody has moments (or days) when they don't feel like writing, but you still have to show up on the page and write, even if you don't think what you have written is particularly good.(less)
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Article about The River Days of Rosie Crow in Eastern Daily Press

Over the weekend, I had a double spread article in the Eastern Daily Press, a popular local newspaper.

In the article, I write about the inspiration behind my novel, where my ideas come from, how the plot slowly evolved and why we all need to listen to what the natural world has to tell us.

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