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CAROLINE SMAILES lives in the North West of England. Her latest publication, The Drowning of Arthur Braxton, is her fifth novel.
Caroline has appeared at Latitude Festival, HowTheLightGetsIn Festival in Hay, Nottinghams Festival of Words, Ashton Festival, Short Stories Aloud in Oxford, The Firestation Book Swap in Windsor, Word Girl: Women Writers Festival in Brighton, Chester Literature Festival, Brindley Readers Day and others. She has been interviewed by and talked about on various radio stations across the UK, given talks in libraries and bookshops all over the UK (and even at a golf club), as well as appearing on TV in Malta and on BBC Breakfast.
Thanks to Arts Council England Time to Write funding, Caroline has recently completed her sixth novel.
Caroline has appeared at Latitude Festival, HowTheLightGetsIn Festival in Hay, Nottinghams Festival of Words, Ashton Festival, Short Stories Aloud in Oxford, The Firestation Book Swap in Windsor, Word Girl: Women Writers Festival in Brighton, Chester Literature Festival, Brindley Readers Day and others. She has been interviewed by and talked about on various radio stations across the UK, given talks in libraries and bookshops all over the UK (and even at a golf club), as well as appearing on TV in Malta and on BBC Breakfast.
Thanks to Arts Council England Time to Write funding, Caroline has recently completed her sixth novel.
Novels
In Search of Adam (2007)
Black Boxes (2008)
Disraeli Avenue (2009)
Like Bees to Honey (2010)
99 Reasons Why (2012)
The Drowning of Arthur Braxton (2013)
The Unwrapping of Theodora Quirke (2020)
Black Boxes (2008)
Disraeli Avenue (2009)
Like Bees to Honey (2010)
99 Reasons Why (2012)
The Drowning of Arthur Braxton (2013)
The Unwrapping of Theodora Quirke (2020)
Collections
Anthologies edited
Caroline Smailes recommends
Walk (2022)
James Rice
"This one's special. Bold, unapologetic, superbly written. 'Walk' offers a masterclass in how to write lean prose that's visually stunning and dialogue that's entirely real."
The Day We Meet Again (2019)
Miranda Dickinson
"A novel about friendship and taking risks, about kindness and gratitude, but mainly about having the courage to love."
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