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PENELOPE LIVELY
Penelope Lively (1933– ) Born and raised in
Cairo
, Lively moved to
England
during the last year of World War II and later studied modern history at
Oxford
University
. She has authored over 30 novels, children’s works, and non-fiction titles,
along with scripts for television and radio. Her many awards include England’s
prestigious Booker Prize in 1987 for Moon Tiger, the Arts Council
National Book Award for Treasures of Time, the Whitbread Award for A
Stitch in Time, the Carnegie Medal for The Ghost of Thomas Kempe, and
the Southern Arts Literature Prize for Nothing Missing But the Samovar.
She currently lives in
London
and Oxfordshire.
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