William Nicholson grew up in Sussex and was educated at Downside School and Christ's College, Cambridge. His plays for television include Shadowlands and Life Story, both of which won the BAFTA Best Television Drama award of their year. His first play, an adaptation of Shadowlands for stage, was Evening Standard's Best Play of 1990. He was co-writer on the film Gladiator, and his film writing credits include Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Les Miserables and Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. He is married with three children and lives in Sussex. Visit his website at www.williamnicholson.co.uk
Nicholson's insight into the female mind is uncanny - The TimesNicholson is a masterly writer, this a thoroughly engaging novel - ScotsmanA sexy, involving, thought-provoking delight - Daily MailA fine, tenderly written tale - Mail on SundaySympathetic and skilful ... Nicholson writes well about female sexuality, seen here to be every bit as powerful as its male equivalent - ObserverNicholson's great strength lies in his ability to make the reader understand and care about his characters ... He is particularly concerned with morality and love, subjects that have inspired all great novelists. It is a joy to find a contemporary writer passionately engaged with both - Elizabeth Jane HowardNicholson is a subtle and addictive writer who deserves to be a household name ... [with] his remarkable eye for detail and for the weaknesses of human nature - ObserverSo incredibly accurate and true. Utterly captures the sense of quiet desperation of ordinary lives, the huge emotional vulnerability of having children and the ways in which life turns on a sixpence - Kate Mosse
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