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About the Author

Helen Stevenson grew up in South Yorkshire and studied modern languages at Oxford. She is a translator. She lives in London, England.

Works by Helen Stevenson

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Food for Free (1972) — Editor — 394 copies, 3 reviews
Broken Glass (2005) — Translator, some editions — 278 copies, 14 reviews
Black Moses (2015) — Translator, some editions — 246 copies, 11 reviews
Memoirs of a Porcupine (2006) — Translator, some editions — 204 copies, 15 reviews
Small Boat (2023) — Translator, some editions — 169 copies, 6 reviews
My Phantom Husband (1998) — Translator, some editions — 164 copies, 3 reviews
The Lights of Pointe-Noire (2011) — Translator, some editions — 92 copies, 3 reviews
The Missing Piece: A Novel (2002) — Translator, some editions — 92 copies, 2 reviews
Jealousy: The Other Life of Catherine M. (2008) — Translator, some editions — 86 copies, 3 reviews
The Death of Comrade President (2018) — Translator, some editions — 59 copies, 1 review

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Gender
female
Occupations
novelist
translator
Nationality
UK
Places of residence
London, England, UK
Map Location
England

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3 reviews
Subtitle: Life and Love in a French Town. This is a memoir of the author’s experiences as a young British expatriate living in a village near the Spanish border.

Her writing is very atmospheric and I really felt as if I were in the French countryside. I loved the way she described certain people or scenes: “ …she had the face of someone put together by a police artist.” But I have to admit I was somewhat frustrated by her head-over-heels feeling for Luc – cowboy, painter, dentist show more and lothario. He was bad news from the beginning and I never understood the attraction for her. Still it was a charming read and it made me want to experience this kind of village life for myself. show less

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