Marjorie Lewis-Jones Marjorie Lewis-Jones i(A141286 works by)
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Marjorie Lewis-Jones is a writer, editor and poet. She has run writing and journalism workshops. 

Marjorie also operates a website called A Bigger Brighter World, a book review site.

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2021 finalist The Joanne Burns Award
2017 shortlisted The Joanne Burns Award For 'Salamanca Spyhole'.
2016 highly commended Ros Spencer Poetry Prize for 'Misspeaks'.

Awards for Works

Without the Definite i "Place of recollection", 2014 single work poetry
— Appears in: Ipswich Poetry Feast 2014;
2014 highly commended Ipswich Poetry Feast Awards Joy Chambers & Reg Grundy Award – Open Age Other Poetry
y separately published work icon We're All Travellers Here Strawberry Hills : Spineless Wonders , 2014 11448375 2014 single work short story

'Eric has been thinking about his life and why he has always lived it on the safe side and with such quiet containment. While on holidays with his elderly but seemingly more life-embracing mother, he begins to explore these thoughts further – of how his extensive travels have given him the chance to experience the power of fate and lost opportunities.

What happens when this inner turmoil reaches a climax?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

2014 winner The Carmel Bird Digital Literary Award
2014 winner The Carmel Bird Digital Literary Award
y separately published work icon Shooting Star Strawberry Hills : Spineless Wonders , 2013 11449301 2013 single work short story

'Easy-going Orley has until recently enjoyed a casual lifestyle, running an ageing caravan park in a less than salubrious resort town, surrounded by a family he loves and on whom he has largely depended. But nothing ever stays the same. When those foundations that have been his world are threatened with worsening health issues and even loss, Orley experiences a growing sense of anxiety, powerlessness, loneliness and frustration.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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