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- Amy_Mason abstract "Amy Mason (born 17 May 1982) is a novelist and theatre maker from Oxford, UK. Her debut novel The Other Ida won the 2014 Dundee International Book Prize. and was published by Cargo. She has written and performed two shows, both produced by Bristol Old Vic; Mass and The Islanders. The Islanders was written with Mason's ex-partner, Art Brut singer Eddie Argos and award-winning folk singer-songwriter, Jim Moray. It won the 2013 Ideas Tap Edinburgh Fringe Fund, before being published as a graphic novel by Nasty Little Press. Mason's non-fiction has also appeared in The Guardian. In 2009 Mason's short story 'To the Bridge' was published in the Tindal Street Press anthology Roads Ahead.".
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- Amy_Mason comment "Amy Mason (born 17 May 1982) is a novelist and theatre maker from Oxford, UK. Her debut novel The Other Ida won the 2014 Dundee International Book Prize. and was published by Cargo. She has written and performed two shows, both produced by Bristol Old Vic; Mass and The Islanders. The Islanders was written with Mason's ex-partner, Art Brut singer Eddie Argos and award-winning folk singer-songwriter, Jim Moray.".
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