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