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  • In 1967, considering herself to be destined for a life of mediocrity, Barbara Spencer hi-tailed it to the West Indies to watch cricket, the precursor to a highly colourful career spanning three continents, in which she was caught up in riots, wars, and choosing Miss World. Passionate about the importance of books in today’ s society, Barbara is happiest working with young would-be writers and is frequently invited into schools to talk about creative writing.
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In 1967, considering herself to be destined for a life of mediocrity, Barbara Spencer hi-tailed it to the West Indies to watch cricket, the precursor to a highly colourful career spanning three continents, in which she was caught up in riots, wars, and choosing Miss World. Passionate about the importance of books in today’ s society, Barbara is happiest working with young would-be writers and is frequently invited into schools to talk about creative writing.

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What’s in a name?

The first edition of ‘A Dangerous Game of Football’ – Book 1 of the Jack Burnside Adventures – had a print run of 1500 copies. Hugely popular among the 8 – 12 age group, a second edition was planned with the same cover but with a new title, ‘A Dangerous Game,’ hoping this fast-paced adventure…

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  • A Spot of Trouble in my Waterworks
  • A Spot of Trouble in my Waterworks from Age and the Antique Sideboard
  • Travels with my granddaughter – Fan Fiction
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