SEEN FROM STOKE NEWINGTON AND ELSEWHERE
LIZ HERON`S BLOG: Seen from Stoke Newington and ELSEWHERE
Liz Heron was born in Glasgow and spent the first 21 years of her life in Scotland, then headed south, first to live in Spain, then France and Italy. London is where she has settled, with intermittent periods of life in Venice. She began writing in the late 70s and worked as a freelance journalist for over 15 years, contributing to many publications, among them Spare Rib, The New Statesman, The Listener, New Society, The Guardian, The Village Voice, Time Out, City Limits, Camerawork and Creative Camera. Her first book was the collection she edited on childhood in the 50s: Truth, Dare or Promise. She is the author of A Red River (short stories) and Changes of Heart, both of which are now republished as ebooks. Her most recent book is the novel The Hourglass, published in 2018. Among her translations are works of fiction, philosophy and politics by French and Italian authors, along with artists’ catalogues and opera libretti for CDs.
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Now available in paperback and as an ebook:
The Hourglass
The Hourglass has just arrived. It’s a very well-produced book as far as I can see. Unbound have done you proud. I’ll be reading it soon.
Just finished reading it, a very interesting story but what is most important – very good writting, most pleasurable to read
Thank you, Martin.
I came here to congratulate you on your beautifully written novel, The Hourglass. Given the ambitious sweep of the narrative – three hundred years of love, opera, history, culture, art, immortality and even photography! – it’s a remarkable achievement. Imaginative, mysterious and vividly memorable!
Thank you, Paul. It’s great to hear from you. I’m glad you enjoyed the book.