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Pamela Crabtree

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Hello, my name is Pamela and I'm a retired artist living in Lancashire. I have a B.A. hons (English).
I'm a new author having just written my first novel 'The Severed Cord' and now on my second; I can't stop now!
Having been an artist all my life, I write a descriptive narrative that contains lovely imagery (I hope). I have always loved prose writing, people like Faulkner and McCullers and find myself returning to them again and again.
My aim is to give the reader a satisfied glow and a renewed faith in humankind.
I have previously written articles for 'The Artist and Illustrator Magazine' and lots of short stories and poems that I haven't tried to publish.
My wish is that my novel will become one of your 'friends' to keep for years and read again.

Should you wish to contact me, please feel free to email me at:

pamela.crabtree@hotmail.co.uk

My first novel 'The Severed Cord' is now available on Amazon and Kindle.

favourite books

All William Faulkner
Carson McCullers:The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter
Iris Murdoch:The Bell
Kathryn Stockett:The Help
Karen Blixen:Out Of Africa
Steinbeck:The Grapes Of Wrath

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The Severed Cord

Pamela Crabtree

The two main characters, Helena, and her black butler, are bound together in a journey of revelation resolved by the acceptance of their dark history.


The Severed Cord is a book to fall in love with; a story of the two main characters, Helena, and Samuel, their relationship, a friendship and love that crosses all the social divides. Helena the daughter of an aristocratic family and Samuel the aged black butler work together to support each other in finding contentment. The novel paints a portrait of human love and compassion through an exploration of relationships and reactions to unexpected happenings. Helena is tied by her obligation to her frail but dominating mother and Samuel yearns to find his brother and his ancestral history. There are many twists and turns, joyful and sad with a surprise denouement and reaffirment of human love. Painted vividly and with compassion and excitement the descriptive narrative draws the reader in by sheer enjoyment and page-turning promise. There is much to love in this tender, poignant novel.

 

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Maevesleibhin wrote 14 days ago

Dear Pamela, I am very happy for Jessica. The Library of Living is s....

Kenneth Edward Lim wrote 21 days ago

Pamela, You might want to click on www.scribd.com/dloganw whereby Da....

ShirleyGrace wrote 26 days ago

Good to hear you are on the mend.

ShirleyGrace wrote 27 days ago

Pamela: I miss our chats. I hope you are doing well Shirley

Brian G Chambers wrote 29 days ago

Hi Pamela Apologies if I have already asked for your support, or if ....

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I wrote 27 days ago

Dear Brian. I loved your Magic Muffins, i think it would be great with Quentin Blake style illustrations. Six stars and on my shelf, good luck. If you would like to comment on my book 'The Severed Cord' i would appreciate it. Kind Regards, Pamela Crabtree. view book

I wrote 47 days ago

Hi Jessica, I'm putting you back on my bookshelf to give you a final boost! I loved this book and hope it's published. My kind regards, good luck! Pamela Crabtree. 'The Severed Cord'. view book

I wrote 105 days ago

Dear Jude, I've just read your doggy story and loved it being a doggy person myself( a Patterdale terrier), mine was much harder to train than your's! I just wish that I had your strong faith. I am a housebound person with breathing problems and suffer from depression, I am constantly searching for ... view book

I wrote 134 days ago

Dear Kara, I've just read your lovely story, really heartwarming and life-affirming. As Iwas reading it I felt that there was a tension between the old and new idioms. I tried to think why and concluded that the use of original hebrew didn't sit completely comfortably in the modern idiom. The other... view book

I wrote 141 days ago

Dear Donna, remember me! I have now published 'The Severed Cord' on Amazon and Kindle and would be really grateful if you would put a customer review on it for me. I'm desperate to get some reviews! I'm pleased that you got such a good review from HarperCollins. I do hope you can help me out. Kind ... view book

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