Not Too Busy To Write S9. E3. Clover Stroud on home and belonging
Sunday Times bestselling author Clover Stroud's latest book The Giant in the Skyline begins with a difficult decision about whether to uproot her family from their home in Oxfordshire in order to keep the family together, and leads to a pilgrimage of discovery about what it means to feel at home and belong. We talk about grief's affect on our feelings of belonging, how our experience of mothering is affected by our immediate environment and how her life has changed (and not changed) since her family's move from rural Oxfordshire to the suburbs of Washington DC.
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Links
The Giant in the Skyline - Clover Stroud
The Wild Other - Clover Stroud
Clover Stroud on Substack - cloverstroud.substack.com
Not Too Busy To Write on Substack - pennywincer.substack.com
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