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Oct 5, 2000 · 3.95. 88 ratings21 reviews. 'I suppose my luck is You, Ann and Dad and more so if I could really write.'. Annie Eliza Courtenay. Tom Courtenay was born in Hull in 1937 and brought up near the fish dock where his father worked.
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Annie Eliza Courtenay Tom Courtenay was born in Hull in 1937 and brought up near the fish dock where his father worked. When he left home for university, his mother, Annie, wrote to him...
- Tom Courtenay
- Black Swan, 2001
- illustrated, reprint, revised
- Dear Tom: Letters from HomeA Black Swan book
Courtenay was born on 25 February 1937 in Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, the son of Annie Eliza ( née Quest) and Thomas Henry Courtenay, a boat painter in Hull fish docks. He attended Kingston High School and went on to study English at University College London, where he failed his degree. [2]
Jan 1, 2000 · Hardcover – January 1, 2000. by Annie Eliza Courtenay, Tom;Courtenay (Author) 4.6 51 ratings. See all formats and editions. A collection of letters between Tom Courtenay and his mother interwoven with a portrait of what was going on in his life at the same time, during the heady days of the early sixties when successful young working-class ...
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Paperback – 1 Oct. 2001. 'I suppose my luck is You, Ann and Dad and more so if I could really write.'. Annie Eliza Courtenay. Tom Courtenay was born in Hull in 1937 and brought up near the fish dock where his father worked. When he left home for university, his mother, Annie, wrote to him every week and when her letters became more searching ...
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Nov 4, 2000 · Annie Eliza Courtenay was married to a man who made a subsistence living painting trawlers in Fish Dock, Hull.
Annie Eliza Courtenay Tom Courtenay was born in Hull in 1937 and brought up near the fish dock where his father worked. When he left home for university, his mother, Annie, wrote to him every week and when her letters became more searching and more intimate in response to Tom's unhappiness he kept every one, not knowing that after her early ...
