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Elizabeth Macneal

Elizabeth-Macneal-websiteBorn in Scotland, Elizabeth Macneal is a potter based in Limehouse, East London, working from a small studio at the bottom of her garden. She read English Literature at Oxford University, before working in the City for several years. In 2017, she completed the Creative Writing MA at UEA where she was awarded the Malcolm Bradbury scholarship.

Her debut novel The Doll Factory won the Caledonia First Novel Award and will be published simultaneously in Spring 2019 in the UK by Picador, who won a 14-way auction for the title, and Simon & Schuster / Emily Bestler Books who snapped up US rights in a significant deal.

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  • Isobel Galleymore
  • Michele Kirsch
  • Melanie McGrath
  • Joe Haddow
  • Francesca Cassini
  • Ana Seferović
  • Serena Constance
  • Amir Dotan
  • Nadia Shireen
  • Alice Lascelles
  • Ashley Hickson-Lovence
  • Anita Sethi
  • Felicity Cloake
  • Kiare Ladner
  • Wendy Jones
  • Julius Beltrame
  • Mariam Khan
  • Karen Liebenguth
  • Jeremy Reed
  • Zawe Ashton
  • Ken Worpole
  • Anthony Cartwright
  • Jody Porter
  • John Hegley
  • Rosie Price
  • Nicola Kent
  • Ryann Donnelly
  • Torcuil Crichton
  • Geoff Nicholson
  • Crystal Mahey-Morgan
  • Andy Miller
  • Joel Morris & Jason Hazeley
  • Johny Pitts
  • Briony Bax
  • Neil Denny
  • Alex Jackson
  • Olia Hercules
  • Tim Wells
  • Roger Robinson
  • Jamie Lee
  • Catherine Steadman
  • Ed Miliband
  • Jude Rogers
  • Kit Caless
  • Bruno Vincent
  • Sophie Parkin
  • Xanthi Barker
  • Henny Beaumont
  • Caroline Rosie Dent
  • Sheila Dillon
  • Michael Bravo
  • Suzanne Noble
  • Nick Thorpe
  • Georgina Pringle
  • Rachel McCormack
  • Alex Clark
  • Nadia Valman
  • Martin Rowson
  • Francesca Segal
  • Eloise Millar
  • Jean McNeil
  • Daniel Trilling
  • Coco Khan
  • Paul Scraton
  • Nigella Lawson
  • Stephen Morris
  • Joe Kerr
  • Lee Jackson
  • Greta Bellamacina
  • Will Wiles
  • Mazin Saleem
  • Niki Segnit
  • Jan Noble
  • Emanuelle Dirix
  • Valerie Brandes
  • Sophie Parkin
  • Lara Maiklem
  • Lauren Laverne
  • Dina Nayeri
  • Robert Montgomery
  • Thurston Moore
  • Sali Hughes
  • Caroline Bobby
  • Kostya Tsolákis
  • John Osborne
  • Gareth E. Rees
  • Robyn Travis
  • Fernando Sdrigotti
  • Kerry Hudson
  • Anna Birch
  • Dan O’Brien
  • Zia Ahmed
  • Saima Mir
  • Julia Bueno
  • Shiromi Pinto
  • Golnoosh Nour
  • Natasha Carthew
  • Magdalene Forés
  • Suzi Feay
  • Diana Henry
  • Yasmin Khan
  • Sophie Naufal
  • Sav Akyuz
  • Debora Robertson
  • Tom Huddleston
  • Sue Quinn
  • Paul Burston
  • Ken Worpole
  • Jessica Martin
  • Jo Neary
  • Michael Goldfarb
  • Kirsten Norrie
  • Niall McDevitt
  • Travis Elborourgh
  • Ben Moor
  • Nikesh Shukla
  • Natasha Carthew
  • Jenny Linford
  • Patrice Lawrence
  • Alissa Timoshkina
  • Joel Golby
  • Claire Armitstead
  • Elizabeth Macneal
  • Richard Boon
  • Louie Stowell
  • Sean Longden
  • Lynn Enright
  • Dorian Lynsky
  • Alan Johnson
  • Pete Brown
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