Killing Chloe is a novel set on London’s waterways, Great Yarmouth and the dark side of the artworld. It’s won support from The Womentoring Project, ‘exceptional women supporting exceptional women’, plus literature charity Arvon. Thank you to curators, artists and multiple professionals in the art world, including Norfolk Museums, The Women’s Art Library at Goldsmiths University and New Hall Art Collection, who supported me with research and behind the scenes insights on working in the arts as a woman.
The novel was also supported by Arts Council England, who helped me write and research site specifically while supporting residents in Great Yarmouth try their hand at creative writing, piloting new ways to make literature accessible in communities.
Thanks to partners National Centre for Writing, Great Yarmouth Borough Council, original projects, Great Yarmouth Library and Norfolk Museums. Also to Norwich Castle Museum and Gallery and Heong Gallery, Downing College, University of Cambridge for giving me space to write.
Please check the news part of my website, X and a podcast made by National Centre for Writing for outcomes of this project – from helping women share their own micro mysteries as audio works that were broadcast by BBC Radio Norfolk and Harbour Radio, to an exhibition and book that showcased brilliant mysteries written with me by children of Great Yarmouth #yarmouthmysteries
