Hannah Hulme Hunter
Author, sometime midwife, timid mountaineer, fair weather gardener, off-road runner, unrealistic romantic. Refining my first novel - a Great War epic of suffragettes and soldiers - and writing the next.
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Five books (written during or soon after the Great War)
An irregular series of highlighting the resources which particular inspire or inform my writing. I read a lot of books written around the time of the Great War. There is absolutely no better way to immerse oneself in the language … Continue reading
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Tagged aftermath of war, fiction, goodbooks, research, soldiers, war, women, writing resources
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Three books (that bring the early 20th century to life)
Unrequited love and political intrigue; resources which inspire or inform my writing. Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century, art, goodbooks, history, London, non-fiction, research, war, women, writing resources
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