The Triumph of Goliathia Tremayne by Catherine Leyshon
The Triumph of Goliathia Tremayne by Catherine Leyshon is a wonderfully funny short story set near Camborne.
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Lucy H Smith is a freelance illustrator from Cornwall. Her first published work was a winning book cover design for The Bras and the Bees: The Extraordinary Life of BJ Sherriff.
She graduated from Falmouth University with a degree in illustration and now specialises in children’s book illustration. Her work is greatly inspired by nature and wildlife in Cornwall.
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The Triumph of Goliathia Tremayne by Catherine Leyshon is a wonderfully funny short story set near Camborne.
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The Cornwall Secret and Hidden Publishing Campaign successfully fundraised to publish the work of local authors in our anthology.
Cornwall Secret and Hidden by Cornwall Writers is an eclectic collection of short stories written by authors in Cornwall.
Our Secret and Hidden Book Cover Designer is Lucy H Smith, a freelance illustrator inspired by nature and wildlife in Cornwall.
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