After thirty years as an English teacher in London, the north of England and Mexico City, Kate Swindlehurst moved to Cambridge, where she gained a distinction in the MA in creative writing at Anglia Ruskin University and won an Arts Council Escalator Award to work on a novel about Argentina's disappeared. As writer in residence at Cambridge University Botanical Gardens, she produced a short story collection, Writing the Garden. Her novel The Station Master, based on our responses to the refugee crisis, won the 2017 Adventures in Fiction Spotlight competition for debut novelists.
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