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Isabella Muir

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Fiction meets fact

I bought a Sunday paper this week.  It’s unusual for me to buy a newspaper, let alone a Sunday one, but I had some time on my hands and was pleased for the chance to browse.   I was astounded then as I turned to page 13 of one of the supplements to find anContinue reading “Fiction meets fact”

Posted byIsabella MuirMarch 21, 2017March 21, 2017Posted inwritingTags:child migrantsLeave a comment on Fiction meets fact

Enjoying research

While up in North Wales recently I was able to do some hands-on research for my forthcoming novel.

Posted byIsabella MuirMarch 10, 2017Posted inwritingTags:research1 Comment on Enjoying research

Forgotten children

‘Forgotten Children’ explores some of the horrors experienced by the child migrants and hopes to raise greater awareness of their plight.

Posted byIsabella MuirFebruary 26, 2017February 27, 2017Posted inresearch, writingTags:child migrants, research, works in progressLeave a comment on Forgotten children

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