Memoir

Song For My Father

Song For My Father

Ian Clayton

an Clayton reflects on a lifelong search for a father figure, skipping across the generations to weave a tale of how we relate, what we do with what we’ve got and what happens when some things just don’t work out the way we want them to.

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Nothing Ever Happens In Wentbridge

Nothing Ever Happens In Wentbridge

Janet Watson

Janet Watson's memoir of first love and loss. 'This is a luminous book about real life: about love, loss, motherhood, daughterhood, about sex, longing and fear, regret and the terrible pain of hindsight.' - Mumsnet

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Anne & Betty: United By The Struggle

Anne & Betty: United By The Struggle

Ian Clayton, Anne Scargill, Betty Cook

The memoir of two of the most prominent figures in the Women Against Pit Closures movement, and lifelong campaigners for social justice.

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I Am

I Am

Michelle Scally Clarke

At thirty years old, Michelle is the same age as the mother who gave her up into care as a baby. In the quest to find her birth parents, her roots and her own identity, this book traces the journey from care, to adoption, to motherhood, to performer. Using the fragments of her own memory, her poetry and extracts from her adoption files, Michelle rebuilds the..

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