Place of your birth?
Almost
in the back of a Land Rover, but in the end, a hospital, in the north
of England.
Are you a morning
person or a late riser?
Morning
person. Up with the birds.
Favourite TV Series /
or film?
I
hardly watch TV any more. My husband and I binge-watched Game of
Thrones on DVD over Christmas. I'm still
recovering.
Your idol?
Anyone,
but anyone, who can sing.
When did you start
writing?
Creatively?
Ten years ago.
Food / drink you like
most?
Good
cheese. Very good gin.
Who or what inspires
you?
My
Grandmother, who died last year.
Is there something that
you would like to learn?
French,
again.
Your favorite place?
The
beginning of a story. And the road from Thornton-in-Lonsdale to Dent.
What is your favorite
genre in music?
I
listen to so much; Gypsy Jazz at the mo, as my husband has a Gypsy
Jazz band.
Is your desk tidy or
reigns there a chaos?
Desk?
What desk? The whole house is my desk.
Do you have pets?
Three
cats and one very elderly hamster called Bandit.
Do you have a vice /
guilty pleasure ?
An
afternoon nap. Sometimes.
Favorite town or
favorite country?
Impossible
to say, but I'm drawn to the north.
Besides writing, what
else would be your dream job?
Potter.
Bridge designer. Job share, maybe?
With whom would you
like to go for dinner once (living or deceased / real or fictitious
person)? George Orwell.
Do you have a favorite
word?
'Thermometer
castle' -- it's what my daughter called a gasometer, when she was
three.
Your favourite colour?
It
was purple until UKIP hijacked it.
Which book are you
reading at the moment?
Wide
Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys.
What three things would
you take to a desert island?
Clay.
Ice. A rose bush.
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