Deborah Lawrenson

Provence, the Luberon and an old house on a hill...

Showing posts with label World War Two wireless transmitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World War Two wireless transmitter. Show all posts
Friday, 26 September 2014

Dangerous messages

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"By 1943, the life expectancy of a wireless operator working for the French resistance and the British agents on the ground in Nazi-...
Saturday, 20 September 2014

Secret weapons

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  It's an extraordinary thing, actually to see the tools of the trade of the secret operations that took place in Nazi-occupied Fra...
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Friday, 30 May 2014

Communications...stand by!

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  Racing to update my website before US publication in a matter of weeks, I've spent the afternoon writing a Reading Guide for The ...
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Deborah Lawrenson
I am a British novelist and sometime journalist. I've loved Provence ever since I first visited more years ago than I care to remember. My husband and I have a crumbling house in the Luberon, and it is the setting and inspiration for my novel The Lantern, published by Orion in the UK and HarperCollins in the US. Apart from books, this blog is for all things inspired by the South of France. The original idea was that by the time The Lantern was published, it would contain an archive of relevant background material and photographs to illustrate the story. The Sea Garden was published in summer 2014, and my new novel 300 Days of Sun is out now.
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