She has written for the Guardian, Psychologies magazine, The Pool, the Sunday Express and the Seattle Times. In , Sarah was awarded a Jerwood/Arvon Mentorship on the strength of her opening pages of SHELTER, and worked on the novel for a year with Jenn Ashworth, amongst www.doorway.ru: Contemporary Fiction. ‘Shelter’ by Sarah Franklin is the story of two outsiders who find themselves in the forest during World War Two. As they struggle to survive, to learn about their surroundings, how to get by from day to day, each finds a way to live the rest of their lives/5. · View Sarah-Franklin Schaar’s profile on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional community. Sarah-Franklin has 9 jobs listed on their profile. See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Sarah-Franklin’s connections and jobs at similar www.doorway.ru: Project Manager.
Sarah Franklin is an author and lecturer, and lives in the countryside halfway between Oxford and London. Books. Shelter. OUT NOW. www.doorway.ru Amazon. reviews. " Shelter is an atmospheric debut and a fascinating glimpse into a forgotten aspect of WWII by Sarah Franklin ". — Good Housekeeping. Sarah Franklin | from Shelter. 12 This scene comes early in the nov. el, which is set in Seppe. is an Italian Prisoner of War living in a PoW camp deep in the. Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire. He is desperate to find work. outside the camp in order to evade a venomous campmate. Oxford Brookes lecturer Franklin's debut to Bonnier Zaffre. Bonnier Zaffre is publishing Shelter, a debut novel by Sarah Franklin, senior lecturer in publishing at Oxford Brookes.
“ Shelter is an atmospheric debut and a fascinating glimpse into a forgotten aspect of WWII by Sarah Franklin ” — Good Housekeeping “ A wonderful, affecting debut novel about the redemptive power of nature ”. 'The deeply profound effects of war quietly resonate through Sarah Franklin's gentle but delightful debut. Filled with characters armed with little more than their steadfast resolve and plucky humour, Shelter casts a light on the often forgotten work of the Women's Timber Corps and presents it with charm and delicately refreshing warmth' Jason Hewitt, author of Devastation Road. Sarah is founder and host of popular Oxford literary night, Short Stories Aloud, a Senior Lecturer at the Oxford International Centre for Publishing Studies, and a judge for the Costa Short Story Award. She was awarded a mentorship under the Jerwood/Arvon scheme to work on her debut novel, SHELTER, published by Bonnier Zaffre in July
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