Linda McCullough Thew
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Linda McCullough Thew is a British author. She left school at 14 to work in the village store in Ashington, Northumberland (recounted in The Pit Village and the Store). In 1942, she joined the ATS where she worked on anti-aircraft radar. She transferred to the Army Education Corps and subsequently took a teachers' training course in Newcastle. After a career in teaching she became a full-time writer. Her work has been broadcast. She has written short stories and books.
- Family Life
She married William Thew (Bill), who died in 2003. She has a son called Malcolm.
[edit] Books by McCullough Thew
- The Pit Village and the Store: Portrait of a Mining Past Pluto Press (31 Oct 1985) ISBN 0745300693 ISBN 978-0745300696
- From Store to War Pluto Press (Nov 1987) ISBN 0745302513 ISBN 978-0745302515
- A Tune for Bears to Dance to Bridge Studios (Oct 1992) ISBN 187201075X ISBN 978-1872010755
- Living My Life, Vol. 2 Emma Goldman (ed. Linda McCullough Thew), 1988, ISBN 0-7453-0179-7 / 0745301797 ISBN /EAN: 9780745301792
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