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Penny Hancock

Penny Hancock
Penny Hancock

Penny Hancock

After several years in London, Penny Hancock now lives in Cambridge with her husband and three children. She is a part-time primary school teacher at a speech and language school and has travelled extensively as a language teacher. This is her first... Read full bio

Author Revealed:
Q. How would you describe perfect happiness?
A. Knowing that  everyone I love is secure and happy.
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March 26, 2012
Why am I overcome with melancholy today? OK it's a dire time of the year, dark already at 4.00 pm and it's been overcast since...
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January 25, 2012
There’s something mysterious about the signs on the motorway that say, simply ‘The North.’ They hint at a vague arctic...
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Meantime will be released on January 01, 2013 in Trade Paperback
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Meantime will be released on January 03, 2013 in eBook
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Tideline will be released on September 01, 2012 in Mass Market Paperback
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Author Voices:
Departures
Mar 27, 2012
Tideline will be released on February 01, 2012 in Trade Paperback
Feb 01, 2012
Tideline is now available in Trade Paperback
Feb 01, 2012
Jan 26, 2012
Tideline will be released on January 05, 2012 in eBook
Jan 05, 2012
Tideline is now available in eBook
Jan 05, 2012
Author Revealed Answer:
What is your biggest pet peeve?
Sep 14, 2011
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What’s your fantasy profession?
Sep 14, 2011
Sep 14, 2011
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What are your 5 favorite songs?
Sep 14, 2011
Sep 14, 2011

Penny Hancock Revealed

Q. If you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would you choose to be? A. On the South Bank of the Thames Q. What is your greatest achievement? A. My children Q. What’s your greatest flaw? A. Eating between meals Q. What are your 5 favorite songs? A. What's Going On, In My Life, Say a Little Prayer, Living in the City, A Case of You Learn more about Penny Hancock

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Guardian.co.uk, December 30, 2011
...firmly in place for a very readable (if sometimes revolting) mixture of Grand Guignol and near-farce. Tideline , by Penny Hancock (Simon & Schuster, £12.99) This creepy, well-written debut is reminiscent of John Fowles's The Collector , but with the...
Guardian.co.uk, December 30, 2011
...firmly in place for a very readable (if sometimes revolting) mixture of Grand Guignol and near-farce. Tideline , by Penny Hancock (Simon & Schuster, £12.99) This creepy, well-written debut is reminiscent of John Fowles's The Collector , but with the...