Sue George
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Female
51 years old
London,
United Kingdom
Last Login:
7/6/2008
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Sue George's Interests
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| General | Intellectualising about (bi)sexuality, human/women's rights, queer-friendly feminism, recreational academia (courses, lectures, research), recreational domesticity (gardening, cooking, dressmaking, pottering), dancing in places like The Modern Times club, anarcho-dandyism/ Chappism, drinking wine in old pubs or cocktails in hotel bars, slow food, real astrology, positive psychology, travel (especially when I am being paid to do it), the clothes and music of 1918-1945, contemporary literary fiction, local and oral history, preserving old buildings, listening to Radio 4, walking in the country, all the arts in existence, shooting the breeze with my friends and family. Oh and writing, obviously. | | Music | Glam-rock, disco and soul, salsa, pre-war dance bands, jazz from 1919 onwards, 19th century opera and same-period classical, nu-soul, chill-out music, trip-hop... basically most things with a tune and nothing without one. | | Movies | I've seen many thousands of films in my life. I'm not going to make a wacking great list. Examples include: The 39 Steps, Top Hat, Cabaret, Sideways, the English Patient. | | Television | Anything executive-produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. The L Word. BBC4 | | Books | See comment for films. Square it. | | Heroes | Kate Millett, Christopher Isherwood, Quentin Crisp, David Bowie, Louise Brooks, Bessie Smith, Camilla Bhatmanghelidjh, Nelson Mandela |
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Sue George's Details
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| Status: | In a Relationship | | Here for: | Networking, Friends | | Orientation: | Bi | | Religion: | Agnostic | | Zodiac Sign: | Scorpio | | Smoke / Drink: | No / Yes | | Children: | Proud parent | | Education: | Grad / professional school | | Occupation: | Writer and editor |
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Sue George's Networking
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Publishing - Writer - Other
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Published book writer (fiction and non-fiction) and professional journalist looking for agent/new publishers and other interesting writers
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About me:
I’m a writer and editor who has written fiction and non-fiction books, plus many journal, magazine and newspaper articles.
My first novel, Death of the Family, was published by Hutchinson. It’s a psychological thriller about what happens to a young woman when her brother in law is found dead and her sister goes missing. Fay Weldon called it "extremely readable, interesting, even exciting... [with] a flavour of Patricia Highsmith and Simenon". Hilary Mantel, in the Daily Telegraph, called it “The product of a talent gone wildly astray”. Well!
Then I published Women and Bisexuality - one of a tiny handful of books on the subject ever published in the UK. Despite being (I think) totally accessible, it is used on university courses. Based on nearly 150 interviews with bi women, covering all sorts of things from x to y, it was in print for 11 years and you can still buy it here or here.
I’ve also written about bisexuality in many other places from the Journal of Bisexuality to More! magazine for young women. I blog on the subject on this site, and there’s lots more about it on my main blog, Bisexuality and beyond.
I was commissioned by The Women’s Press (the British one) to write another book about bisexuality, covering men and trans people as well as women this time. Then, after I had nearly finished writing it, they shut up shop. Because bisexuality is still so widely misunderstood, stereotyped and trivialised, and because I have been told that there is “no market” for considered books on bisexuality in the UK, I will probably publish it myself.
I have another novel, Fault Lies, which I’m currently rewriting before I submit it to the publisher. It’s the story of a woman from childhood to middle age as she tries to discover when, where and whether her mother killed her father. I call it a psychological thriller; an editor I showed it to said it was a family saga.
My next novel, currently in the research stages, will be about the British film industry in the 1920s. It’s inspired by the life of a distant relative who belonged to a famous pierrot troupe.
In my day-to-day working life, I edit special supplements for a national newspaper and write on a range of things from lovely spas to HIV/Aids.
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Who I'd like to meet:
Intelligent, creative, progressive, unconventional people who know their own minds and don't follow the crowd. Writers, editors and publishers.
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