Beginner’s Pluck: Having a baby was catalyst for her writing
Maggie Armstrong started writing fiction when a late aunt, writer Grace French, suggested she should write a story about a woman who wanted something.
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Maggie Armstrong started writing fiction when a late aunt, writer Grace French, suggested she should write a story about a woman who wanted something.
A dreamy, lazy child, Maggie never read a book.
“I was hopeless at school,” she says, “but I was good at drawing, and I liked making up stories in my head.”
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