I hope that these will give some sense of my writing as a whole. For this reason I’ve included extracts from my novels and books for children, as well as a some complete short stories, a selection of poems and a selection of essays. Some readers may know my novels but not my poetry, or be familiar with my writing for children but not my work for adults. There are details of all my published work, with outlines, extracts and reviews, as well as news about forthcoming publications. I hope that this website will give useful information about my books, other work that I’ve been doing and forthcoming events, as well as links to relevant websites. Listen to Helen Dunmore discussing Exposure with Jane Garvey on Woman's Hour, Welcome. (The first book in the Ingo Chronicles series) A novel by Helen Dunmore Helen Dunmore, author of Zillah and Me and The Silver Bead, begins a trilogy for children with a novel that describes both an idyllic life, growing up beside the sea, and an undersea world of wonder and amazement with equal aplomb. 'Helen Dunmore delivers a deceptively simple masterpiece, a new take on the lives of the men and –particularly – the women caught up in the cold war … Exposure is magnificent' (Cole Moreton Independent on Sunday) Dunmore’s readers will not be surprised to learn she loved gardening she knew her. Ingo Series by Helen Dunmore Ingo Series 5 primary works 5 total works Book 1 Ingo by Helen Dunmore 3.94 10,109 Ratings 813 Reviews published 2005 1 edition I wish I was away in Ingo, Far across the sea, Sa Want to Read Rate it: Book 2 The Tide Knot by Helen Dunmore 3. At the end of a garden, in the pouring rain, a woman buries a briefcase deep in the earth. Her Ingo series was magical: she made mermaids and mermen seem more real, less provisional, than humans. A spy may be friend or neighbour, colleague or lover. LONDON, NOVEMBER 1960: the Cold War is at its height. Helen Dunmore - Orange Prize winner - author of The Siege, House of Orphans, Ingo and Out Of The Blue

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