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Grant, Katie

Katie Grant, author, columnist and Royal Literary Fund Consultant Fellow, wishes she had one name. Untidily, she has three: Katie Grant (for everyday),
K. M. Grant (for children’s and young adult fiction), and now Katherine Grant, the name under which her latest novel, Sedition, is published.

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Katie Grant on Violet Needham, The Black Riders

The first in Violet Needham’s Ruritanian, or Stormy Petrel, sequence, The Black Riders is set in a fictional Central European empire. Though I’d never been to Austria, I imagined it to be similar; friendlier and tidier than my bleak familiar Lancashire moors. Where we had dishevelled farmyards, derelict gates and rusting baths as water troughs, in ‘the Empire’ farms were cosy, gates swung briskly and baths were found indoors.

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