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I'm 22 and last year graduated from the University of York where I studied English Literature. I currently live near London. I love writing, fashion and drinking tea.

"We All Fall Down" is my first completed novel. In total it comprises four parts and 155,000 words.

I'm afraid that at the moment I am far too busy to use Authonomy. However, I really want to thank everyone who has read, commented on or backed my book. I hugely appreciate any and all feedback.

Please note that I have uploaded a new draft of my work on 5th July 2010 and would love to hear your thoughts.

favourite books

"Moon Tiger" by Penelope Lively
"Atonement" by Ian McEwan
"Regeneration" by Pat Barker
"The Secret Years" by Judith Lennox

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We All Fall Down

Anna Elliott

A tale of love, loss, betrayal, reminiscence, shell shock and heartbreak, set in the First World War.


Lieutenant Robert Stevenson has not returned home in the two years since he left for the Western Front in 1915. Since then he has lost his lover, his family, his sense of perspective on life and death, and any ability to empathise with anyone outside of his battalion. Now, returning to his isolated village for the first time, he struggles to come to terms with the changes in himself and in the girl he once loved, but no longer knows how to. Can he ever see some hope beyond the futility, and regain the love of his country that drove him to fight in the first place? Can he cope with the guilt he carries for all the men he could not save? And can he ever win back the love of the girl who is his only reason for continuing to live?

 

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ndaye wrote 228 days ago

(rafica_4ndaye@yahoo.com) My name is rafica i saw your profile toda....

Weaver Reads wrote 253 days ago

Hello Anna! I am looking for support for the difficult journey to th....

homewriter wrote 377 days ago

Dear Anna, Do you fancy a read of something a bit different? If s....

j.l. wood-miller wrote 399 days ago

Hello Ms. Elliott: "An Unfinished Innocence" explores adulterous a....

M. A. McRae. wrote 499 days ago

Hello Anna, This month, I am making a serious effort to reach the d....

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I wrote 836 days ago

Hi David, apologies it's taken me so long to comment, there was an error with my account. I have to admit I was a little put off by the subject of football (I'm a girly girl) but really liked your style of writing from the start and recommended it to a friend at work who loves football. Here's what ... view book

I wrote 837 days ago

Hi Ray, sorry it's taken me a while to get around to reading your book; I'm hoping my account has been fixed now. I've read a couple of chapters and I have to say you have a refreshingly unique and interesting idea here, and your writing has poise and sophistication. I notice other comments pick up ... view book

I wrote 837 days ago

Alistair, what can I say - your writing is simply beautiful. There is such fluidity and grace to your prose that it could almost be poetry. Your imagery is evocative, haunting and lyrical. It is writing like this that makes me angry at all the badly-written commerical fiction that gets published. I ... view book

I wrote 843 days ago

Hi Lorraine, I've read a few chapters of your book and I have to say it really draws you in. I wouldn't usually go for this genre but it's certainly a gripping narrative; you know exactly how to keep the pace moving while still allowing for descriptive and eloquent writing. Well done. Best of luck w... view book

I wrote 843 days ago

Hi Tawn, I've only had time to read a couple of chapters of your work so far but it is beautifully written and I will certainly be coming back for more. It's a different genre than I would usually have been drawn to but your prose is elegantly constructed and perfect for its target audience. All I w... view book

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