Break Point: Pascale Petit & Penny Hancock
In ‘Break Point’, Pascale Petit describes a life-shaking family re-emergence, and Penny Hancock takes us through setback and loss to…
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In ‘Break Point’, Pascale Petit describes a life-shaking family re-emergence, and Penny Hancock takes us through setback and loss to…
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I feel a kick in the stomach, a tug at the heart, and I know that this germ of an…
I was always envious of the flute section in the orchestra at school; a row of neat-looking, trendy girls who…
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In new series ‘Location and the Writer’, we visit a Cumbrian hill-farm, a suburban shopping centre and a literary capital…
She’d come across the opening buried deep in another chapter. Re-reading that early version and drawing up her plan, the…