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Kaye umansky biography of william hill

          This article re-examines the historical value of sports autobiography by consider ing it as not simply source material but as a subject worthy of analysis.

          Bestselling author Kaye Umansky talks about her new book Witch for a Week....

          All About Me

          Where I Work

          I write most days, in a little office at the top of the house. It has fairy lights in the ceiling so when I turn a switch, it’s like the stars coming out.

          The room is full of bits and pieces. A witch hat, a broomstick, photos, singing witches and teddies, lovely letters from children and thousands of books.

          My cats, Heathcliff and Jeremy, like to visit, and usually jump up and walk all over my computer keyboard, which isn’t very helpful.

          My Childhood

          This is me too – my friends would have said “there she is, showing off again”


          Yes, that’s me folks – chubby and freckles

          I was born in Plymouth, Devon, in 1946.

          This is the third year of the William Hill Irish Sports Book of the Year Award.

        1. This is the third year of the William Hill Irish Sports Book of the Year Award.
        2. Author: Kaye Umansky.
        3. Bestselling author Kaye Umansky talks about her new book Witch for a Week.
        4. Author: Kaye Umansky.
        5. Kaye Umansky and Margaret Chamberlin.
        6. I was an only child. We didn’t have a television and nobody had computers in those days, so I played out in the street with my friends (not many cars then) and went to the library a lot, because I loved reading books. I tried writing my own stories too.

          Best Present Ever

          My best ever bi