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- Sarah Hilary
- Bristol, United Kingdom
- My debut crime novel, Someone Else's Skin, will be published in February 2014 by Headline in the UK and Penguin in the US. I'm represented by Jane Gregory, of Gregory & Company. Thank you for reading. I'm always happy to be emailed: sarah_hilary@btinternet.com
One Last Pick-Up
"... brilliant. The puns and the ambiguity are fabulous, the general attitude / feel is really clear and well sustained and the end is very sharp. I love it." Ra Page, Editor, Comma Press
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I was tagged by Eva Hudson in this game, which looks like fun. The Rules Go to page 7 or 77 in your current manuscript Go to line 7 ... -
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It's that time of year when some of the biggest writing contests open for entries including, of course, the Bridport Prize (accepting fl... -
1. Write a damn good book. (Convince yourself it's word-perfect; show it to no one who might cast doubt on this conviction) 2. Pitch t...
Gregory & Company
Available as an ebook from Shortfire Press
My story, The Mauve Throw
Flashbang contest
Bang bang, you're read
Tom-Gallon Trust Award 2011
Honourable Mention
Writer resources
Fish
Pin me
Sense Creative Award Winner 2010
nominated for Dzanc Best of the Web
A Shanty for Sawdust and Cotton
Read by Miriam Margolyes
Nominated for the Pushcart Prize 2010
My story, Flood Plain
Living History
My interview with Helen Dunmore
Leaving elbowroom for the reader
Smoking with Sarah Hilary
Issue 25 of Foto8 Magazine
A Perspex Crucifix by Sarah Hilary
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- Water's edge
- Invisible mend
- After a long illness, quietly at home
- Burial of the bells
- The rocket laundry
- Taking the cinder path down to the sea
- Cyber candy
- The spirit level
- Lolita's lynch mob
- Someone else's slip
- Don't give me that face
- An angel in a plane tree
- Don't come round tonight
- The swimming pool and the sea
- Passing on (homage to Hemingway)
Refresh Refresh by Benjamin Percy
Read my review
Nothing that meets the eye
Read my review
Merz as muse
A writer's resources
Two minute silence
Molly Cottle was burying stolen spoons in the garden
Finding Inspiration in Family History
My guest Blog at Strictly Writing
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2 comments:
beautiful guest blog -very moving.
Thank you, Sonia.
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