Susannah Smit
sue@chello.nl
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About My Writing
My writing life is divided between working as a
freelance magazine editor and my 'real' work as a
writer of fiction.
I have recently begun to concentrate more and
more on my own work and have several projects I
would like to see through to completion. These
include 'Entertaining Angels', my mystery novel
set at the beginning of the 20th century; 'The
Brotherhoods', a 10-episode TV sitcom featuring
four generations of the same half-English half
American family, as well as a whole range of
short stories from horror to romance in genre.
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| About Me
Born and bred in London, I made Amsterdam my base many years ago and have lived and worked
there ever since. And yes, I really do go everywhere by bike.
| Some of My Work
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Entertaining Angels
Genre: Mystery - Historical
Status: Seeking Publisher
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A young Belgian couple kipnap a baby from a
popular Parisian gypsy singer and when their
blackmail efforts fail they dump the child
with a family in Kingston. The unsuspecting
child grows up to become a famous singer, but
after a visit from a mysterious stranger she
sets out to find her true identity. Even her
affair with the son of one of Hollywood's
first movie moguls and successful appearances
in the best Los Angeles nightclubs do not
divert her from her goal of finding out who
she really is.
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The Brotherhoods
Genre: TV sitcom
Status: Available for Purchase
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Talullah is a romantic novelist always on the
lookout for a new plot. She lives with her
second husband, Scott Brotherhood an American
scientist in a rambling Victorian house in
Balham, SW London. Other members of the
household include the mongrel, Barkowski,
Tallulah's mother, Vesta, a 1920's music hall
artiste and any of Talullah or Scott's
children (with their own children in tow) who
happen to be passing through plus family
friends and neighbours of all ages.
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Knife Edge
Genre: Short Stories
Status: Available for Purchase
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This is one of my short stories, which range
in style from the surrealistic to the wildly
romantic.
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