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Gee, Maggie Mary was born on November 2, 1948 in Poole, Dorset, England. Daughter of Victor Valentine and Aileen Mary (Church) Gee.
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Dying, in Other Words
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Where are the Snows (Paperback) - Common
(Christopher and Alexandra's passion for one another raise...)
Christopher and Alexandra's passion for one another raises eyebrows and invites envy. This beautiful, blinkered couple do the unthinkable and run away from home, abandoning their two teenage children. This is a story of obsessive love and a testimony to the bonds that tie us to our past, regardless of distance or time travelled.
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The Ice People
( Set in the near future, The Ice People imagines an ice ...)
Set in the near future, The Ice People imagines an ice age enveloping the Northern Hemisphere. It is Africa’s relative warmth that offers a last hope to northerly survivors. As relationships between men and women break down, the novel charts one man’s struggle to save his alienated son and bring him to the south and to salvation. Maggie Gee is the author of The White Family, shortlisted for the Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction and the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, and The Flood, longlisted for the Orange Prize. She is the first female chair of the Royal Society of Literature and lives in London.
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Maggie Mary Gee
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Maggie Mary Gee, British novelist. Recipient scholarship Somerville College, Oxford, 1966; Eastern Arts Writing fellowship University East Anglia, 1982; fellow Sussex University, since 1986; Best of Young British Novelists award Publications Association, 1983. Fellow Royal Society Literature (council member since 1999).
Education
Master of Arts in England, Somerville College, Oxford, 1970. Master of Literature, Somerville College, 1973. Doctor of Philosophy, Wolverhampton Polytechnic, 1980.
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Works
book
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The Ice People
( Set in the near future, The Ice People imagines an ice ...)
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Where are the Snows (Paperback) - Common
(Christopher and Alexandra's passion for one another raise...)
- Dying, in Other Words
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The Ice People
Membership
Fellow Royal Society Literature (council member since 1999).
Connections
Married Nicholas Winton Rankin, August 6, 1983.
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Nationality
British
Education
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1970
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1973
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1980
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Recipient scholarship Somerville College, Oxford, 1966. Eastern Arts Writing fellowship University East Anglia, 1982. Fellow Sussex University, since 1986. Best of Young British Novelists award Publications Association, 1983.Recipient scholarship Somerville College, Oxford, 1966. Eastern Arts Writing fellowship University East Anglia, 1982. Fellow Sussex University, since 1986.
Best of Young British Novelists award Publications Association, 1983.