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About the Author, Deborah Price
Born and bred in South London, Deborah moved to Brighton and Hove in 1986 where she lives with her wife. Since the age of fifteen, she has worked as a barmaid, cleaner, zookeeper, adventure play leader, youth worker, primary teacher, childcare and Ofsted inspector, trainer, and senior lecturer in education. She holds a Arts BA and MA in Film Studies from the Open University, where she also taught children’s literature. She has six non-fiction works published by Routledge and Jessica Kingsley focusing on equalities, LGBT issues, leadership, and grief and loss in children’s lives. She also has a memoir ‘The Peanut Factory’ published by Arkbound that tells the story of her years squatting in the 70s and 80s – a punk memoir. ‘Dirty Sweet’ is her first novel.
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