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I live and work on the Isle of Wight. The fiendish cat Mihauld, who appears in the book in the guise of Baal, comes each year to stay with me for his summer holiday.
 
I love Brittany. From long summers spent walking the cliffs near Plage Bonaparte, and listening to 'Morvan' telling his  histoires, comes this story of Gwenn ha du.
 
Writing the novel, The Man Who Thought He Was Hitler,  began in a creative writing class at Birkbeck College. My thanks go to the tutor, Shelley Weiner, and my fellow students for their helpful criticism.
 
Most of all, I am indebted to my editor, Maggie Collyer, for her constant help and support. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

The Cover painting, "Degenerate Artist", on The Man Who Thought He Was Hitler is by Rob LeWitt