Joanna Campbell studied German at university and as a student spent time living in West Germany. She has worked as a teacher of both German and English, and now writes full-time. Her debut novel Tying Down the Lion was published in 2015, and her short story collection When Planets Slip Their Tracks (2016) was shortlisted for the Edge Hill Prize. She is a prolific short fiction writer, with pieces published in many anthologies and literary magazines, and has won several awards, including the London Short Story Prize. Her novella Sybilla won the 2021 National Flash Fiction Day Novella-in-Flash Award. She lives in Gloucestershire, and when not writing she enjoys painting and playing the piano.
SHORTLISTED FOR THE INDEPENDENT'S BOOK OF THE MONTH AUGUST 2022.
'You go too far, my friend. You are near dangerous ground.’
Neil Fischer is travelling to a village in East Germany that he has unexpectedly inherited – his father’s former hometown of Marschwald. Knowing it has been...
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