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Hannah McNeil

 

The Tide Turning

The Tide Turning is a character-driven study of differing generational values. It’s about a life event most of us face at some stage; the need to care for elderly relatives as they become unable to live alone. The work will appeal to fans of Donna Tartt and Colm Tóibín and also to reading groups. Hannah's work always prompts emotional debate about readers’ experiences both of caring for the aged and having the willingness to love and be loved.

 
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Hannah was born in Scotland but raised in Dubai and Indonesia. Brought up 'like Mowgli, with the jungle in my soul,' she is a passionate advocate of wildlife and climate change issues, notably glacier retreat and elephant protection.

She lives in a very rural part of France with two cats, Mollie and Pierre.

 

She has written plays for television and has a lifelong goal to be a regular panellist on radio comedy shows. As a writer, she is interested in human relationships across generations, and how knowledge is shared between them.