Helen Dunmore
Helen Dunmore ( born 1952 in Beverley, Yorkshire ) is a British writer.
Dunmore writes both poems and novels for a wide audience. She comes from a large family and focuses in her novels over and over again with the psychology of interpersonal relationships, especially in crisis situations. Helen Dunmore studied English at the University of York and taught for two years in Finland before she published her first novel. In addition to her literary career she continued teaching and writing comments and reviews for the Times and the Observer. She participates in programs about art in the BBC radio program and was also on the jury for the TS Eliot Prize and the Whitbread Book of the Year Award. Helen Dunmore is a member of the Royal Society of Literature. In addition to poetry and novels, she has also published several children's books.
Works
- The voice of the sea (2001)
- Brother, Brother, Sister, Sister (2001) (English Brother, Brother, Sister, Sister )
- Zelda and I (2002)
- In the first light of the day ( 2003)
- Dark as the heart of man ' (2004)
- The scent of snow (2004)
- The Thousand Days of Anna Mikhailovna ( 2005) ( engl. The Siege )
- The sky that separates us (2007)
The Indigo Fallot
- Indigo - In the wake of the sea (English Ingo ), Munich 2006, cbj, ISBN 978-3-570-13054-4
- Indigo - The Curse of the Tides (English Ingo # 2 The Tide Knot ), Munich 2007, cbj, ISBN 978-3-570-13055-1
- Mermaids curse (English Ingo # 3 The Deep ), Munich 2011, cbj, ISBN 978-3-570-40035-7
- Ingo # 4 Crossing Ingo (not yet published in German )