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| I live in Britain on the edge of an ancient and magickal forest. My current WIP is a historical novel, 'Face The Champion.' The hero is a talented young glassblower who, facing trouble with the law, is forced to flee the East End of London with a ramshackle travelling fair. In this he is variously hindered and hampered by the love of his life, Mary, his growing family of youngsters and his charismatic friend and blood-brother, Zackariah Scarrott. My writing has appeared in Woman's Weekly, The Lady, Prediction and The People's Friend, on BBC Radio 4's Good Morning Sunday and ITV1's 'Loose Women.' Last autumn I appeared in a BBC documentary film about the fighting history of Epping Forest. I'm a member of the Romany & Traveller Family History Society, Romany Road, and of a writing circle that meets in the back room of an eccentric bookshop near King's Cross Station. I love travel, books, painting and chatting. | Gender | | | | Female | |  | | Last Active | Profile Views | | 1 day | 231 times |  | | Share the Luv | Relationship Status |  | 1 |
| Married |  | | Hometown | | | London | |  | | Jennifer Pittam's URL | | http://www.bebo.com/JenniferPittam |  | | Member Since | | | June 2007 | |
| | Music | | The Watersons, The Chieftans, Steeleye Span, Maria Cunningham, Ian Hudson, Enya, The Corries, The Orchard Family, Boys from the Lough. |  | | Films | | Pride & Prejudice, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Cider With Rosie, Enchanted April, Starman |  | | Sports | | Yoga, T'ai Chi, Pilates, Boxing. |  | | Scared Of | | Not having time to do everything in this life |  | | Happiest When | | Writing, walking, talking, travelling, painting or reading. |  |
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Thanks for adding me as a friend, Jennifer, your books sound great.
18 weeks agoThanks for the add, Jennifer. We have lots in common - I'm a real folk and Irish music fan (don't know how many times I've seen the Chieftains) as well as a historical fiction writer. Hope your latest WIP is going well - I'm spending my time promoting my last one at the minute.
19 weeks agoDianne Ascroft,
'Hitler and Mars Bars'