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I hadn’t had a dog in my life since Maddie, the golden retriever that grew up with my kids.  But after my husband and I recently said goodbye to our eighteen-year-old cat Sheba (who’d become blind, and sat beside me in my writing chair, often walking on my keyboard), it was time to again welcome […]

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When my husband and I moved to New Zealand nearly thirty years ago, I fell in love with things that people born here often took for granted. The beaches. The green grass. The sense that children could disappear outside for hours and return muddy, tired and happy. New Zealand felt safe and orderly. It felt […]

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I was drawn to writing a story about France’s worst serial killer of the 20th– Century, Dr Marcel Petiot, after watching a documentary about him. Writing novels set in WWII France, I was amazed that I had not heard of him before and the more I uncovered, the more astounding his story was. The German […]

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We were sitting in our usual places on Mike’s L-shaped sofa in the brightest room in the house. I was leaning against the arm of the sofa, my feet stretched out to touch Jack, a black and white cat who was glued to Mike’s hip. Mike sat on the chaise of the sofa facing Trout […]

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When I decided to write a memoir about the transformative year I spent in Northern Kenya, living with the semi-nomadic Samburu and Rendille tribes, I had little experience writing creative nonfiction. After almost 10 years, I completed my first draft of Living with Strangers, which covered my childhood and teenage years in foster care, as […]

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