FOR
Emma
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
To all those who have helped and encouraged me, nurtured me humoured my story writing, and allowed my imagination to take me this far, thank you. I need not name names but Mum and Dad, you know what you have done, and Emma, thank you most of all for ‘winking’ at me. John Singleton, Mary Luckhurst and Geoff Sutton, I learnt so much from you. Philippa, this isn’t University admin and Emma G, I kept smiling and making jam. Helen, your critiques have been invaluable; I thank you for sticking with my story. Sarah, Tina, Sian, and Julian, and all of the lunch time crew – in your own way you have given me the confidence to complete this and Helen B, thank you for putting the finger on it and identifying where I was going wrong – you don’t know how much you have helped. Bill Goodyear, your help was obvious. Clare, Louise and Elizabeth, you kept me sane during those long days coping with the VT Tool. And Kirstie, Kirsty, Jane, Richard, Rachel, Rachel and Rachael … if this list is like a roll call of classes, it is. You were all important. Lest you forget, this dedication is not the first thank you for early encouragement, OJB.
YOU ARE READING
The End Of All Worlds
FantasyEleanor, a literature graduate with a passion for the old legends, is lost and feared dead when she becomes separated from her group on an expedition in the Icelandic Highlands, but emerges out of the wilds nine days later with stories of the hulduf...
