Paul, Kate ___ 1940-n/a ___ British ___ writer

BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY
There is not much information about Kate Paul available on the internet. She was born in Jerusalem. Her father, an officer in the British Army serving in North Africa, died shortly after. Subsequently, her family moved around until returning to England in 1945. She studied at Yeovil High School for Girls before entering Somerset College of Art in Taunton. Thereafter she lived in London for a while before moving to Birmingham to study teaching. She now writes fiction and non-fiction books.
No biography link

DIARY DATES, CONTENT DESCRIPTORS
1958-1963 ___ literary self culture art

WEB TEXT LINKS
one longish quote

ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT LINKS

SOME PUBLISHED TITLES
Journal - Volume One 1958-1963
 

May 2005, April 2008
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