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Carol Clewlow

A journalist by trade, Carol Clewlow’s first publication at the end of the 1970s was a travel guide Hong Kong and Macao, only the second published by the now famous Lonely Planet company. Her first novel, Keeping the Faith, ten years later was shortlisted for the Whitbread Prize, while her second, the best selling A Woman's Guide to Adultery was translated into 15 languages and turned into a TV mini series. A further novel Love in the Modern Sense plus a number of her short stories have been read on BBC Radio 4. A version of the fourth, One For The Money, was performed as at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Her latest novel, Not Married, Not Bothered, a bestseller in the UK at the end of 2005 has now also appeared in several European countries and is one of a number of novels chosen to appear as an e-book by publishers Harper Collins.

Read our Carol Clewlow interview

Celebrating the life of a spinster – Carol Clewlow talks to BBC Radio 4 about Nor Married, Not Bothered

Maid in Britain – an interview with The Scotsman from 2005

How we booked our place as writers – an excellent article in The Yorkshire Post to which Carol Clewlow contributes

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