Lucy Cavendish is a prolific author and journalist who appears regularly on television. Much of her journalism covers subjects as wide ranging as child development issues, parenting, relationships and female specific stories. Her television appearances include the One Show, Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, The Madness of Modern Parenting (BBC2) and The History of the British Family (BBC 2). She also writes a weekly column for Stella, the Sunday Telegraph Magazine and contributes across the Telegraph titles, the Times, the Observer where she launched Observer Food Monthly to great acclaim. She also writes for the Daily Mail and several women’s magazines. She has interviewed, amongst many, Hillary Clinton, Michael Douglas, Emma Watson, Dame Helen Mirren and, most recently, Sir Paul McCartney for the Times.
With her other hat on, she is a novelist and has had four novels published by Penguin; Samantha Smythe’s Modern Family Values, Lost and Found, Storm in a Teacup and Jack and Jill. She is also a founder member of the Contemporary Women Writers Club (www.CWWC.co.uk) and has contributed to two short story collections The Leap Year and Ten Past Eight.
Her next novel, Girlfriend, deals with the issue of child carers.
She lives in the Chiltern Hills with her partner, her four children and many animals.

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