Background
She and her brother David grew up on a Devon farm and in a Leicestershire village, before the family moved to Surrey in 1957.
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The Last Guests of the Season by Sue Gee (1993-09-02)
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Spring Will be Ours by Sue Gee (1995-08-03)
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The Hours of the Night
(Gillian Traherne and her mother Phoebe lead a remote exis...)
Gillian Traherne and her mother Phoebe lead a remote existence in their grey, stone house on the Welsh borders. Gillian is a loner, an eccentric poet in her thirties, who has a difficult relationship with her very different mother: a well-known and expert gardener. Into their strange and secluded world, described with beautifully observed detail, come strangers from London to disrupt life as Gillian knows it. But with the joy of the love that she is to discover, will also come the pain and suffering of experience and the stark realities of the adult world.
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The Mysteries of Glass
(It's the winter of 1860 when Richard Allen, a young curat...)
It's the winter of 1860 when Richard Allen, a young curate, travels to a small hamlet outside Hereford to take up his first position. It's in this quiet place of wind and trees, birds and water that Richard is to fall passionately in love - but he cannot find fulfilment, for his lover is Susannah Beddoes, the wife of the vicar of his new parish. As Richard's feelings challenge him to his core, he develops a strange relationship with another woman, the solitary and eccentric Edith Clare. Against the backdrop of immense social and industrial change, the consequences of Richard and Susannah's affair are dramatic as they - as well as Oliver Beddoes - grapple with doubt and what it means to lose faith when the great certainties are in question. And throughout it all, the crossing-keeper's daughter Alice Birley - an observer of incidents and events she does not fully understand - has her own part to play...
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- The Last Guests of the Season: Unabridged (Two unfamiliar families travel abroad on holiday together...)
Sue Gee
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University of East Anglia.
Career
She is published by Headline Review and by Salt. Reading in Bed was a Daily Mail Book Club selection in 2007. Personal life
Now, she lived in the town of Hay-on-Wye in the Welsh borders.
Their son is Jamie Mayer.
Sue Gee lives in London and Herefordshire. Background and career
She was educated at the University of London, Goldsmiths College, and at Middlesex University, where from 2000-2008 she was programme leader on the Master of Arts Creative Writing.
She currently teaches at the Faber Academy, and is a mentor on the Write to Life programme at Freedom from Torture. Her first novel, Spring Will Be Ours, was inspired by Marek Mayer"s Polish background.
lieutenant delineates the period 1939-1981 - from the Invasion of Poland (1939) at the start of World World War II to the period of Solidarity and martial law (1981-1983).
Its title comes from graffiti scrawled on the walls of Warsaw in 1981: Winter is yours, but spring will be ours. Later novels are both historical and contemporary. She is also the author of many short stories, and of a Radio 4 drama, Ancient & Modern, broadcast in 2004 with Juliet Stevenson in the lead role.
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The Mysteries of Glass
(It's the winter of 1860 when Richard Allen, a young curat...)
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The Hours of the Night
(Gillian Traherne and her mother Phoebe lead a remote exis...)
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The Last Guests of the Season: Unabridged
(Two unfamiliar families travel abroad on holiday together...)
- The Last Guests of the Season by Sue Gee (1993-09-02)
- Spring Will be Ours by Sue Gee (1995-08-03)
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The Mysteries of Glass
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Political Party
Solidarity