Elaine di Rollo
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Elaine di Rollo comes from Lancashire and now lives in Scotland. She has a PhD from Edinburgh University in the social history of medicine, and is currently a lecturer at Napier University. The building she works in used to be a hydropathic. This is her second novel. Her first, The Peachgrowers' Almanac/A Proper Education for Girls, which was shortlisted for the Saltire First Book prize, the Scottish Arts Council First Book Award and the Guildford Literary Festival First Book Award, was set in 1857 between England and India.
Books by Elaine di Rollo
Bleakly Hall
A novel of wit and imagination - about friendship, loss and the effects of war.
A Proper Education for Girls
'Flashman for girls'. A rollicking story of twin sisters and their fight for freedom, set in 1857.