📣📣New novel All The Lives She Lived out now with Legend Press.
Indie Book of the Month for August
'Shot through with the tensions of trying to come to terms with the ever-present past that we carry with us, no matter how far we travel' Elisabeth Gifford, author of The Mischief Makers
'An atmospheric and affecting novel' Jane Johnson, author of Secrets of the Bees
'Paints a vibrant picture of how we misunderstand ourselves and others, and how good intentions can lead us in the wrong direction. Gorgeously immersive and richly detailed, with characters you can root for and despair over all at once' Grainne Murphy, author of Winter People
'Abi-Ezzi's endeavour for perfection is as clear as the presence of her exceptional talent. She describes the world of her characters with a sharp eye for the slightest detail' - Al-Hayat
Nathalie was born in Beirut, Lebanon, and is now based in Kent. She is the author of two novels, one work of non-fiction and a collection of poetry. Her short stories have been published in anthologies and broadcast on BBC Radio 4.
Her poem 'Alphabet for a New Life' was short-listed for the Gregory O'Donoghue International Poetry Competition 2023
Find out "Why I Write", published in slowculture.eu
Read about 'The best novels where war is not centre stage but present nonetheless' at BookDNA
In these pieces for RLF's 'Collected' magazine I consider:
- how canine companions have influenced my writing, and more widely, what writers can learn from pet ownership.
- life-changing literature.
- the link between migration and crafting.
Q&A about the writing of Paper Sparrows
Guest blog posts War And Music; With A Dog By Your Side; When You Lose Something