Janice Russell

Janice Russell is a UK author.
Biography
Born in 1954 in inner city Birmingham, Russell won a scholarship to King Edward VI high school and went on to become the first person in her family to attend university. Russell graduated from Southampton university in the mid-1970s and went on to become a social worker, and later a counsellor and trainer of counsellors.
Janice Russell wrote her first novel, Keeping Abreast, after surviving breast cancer in 1995 and has since written two more. She has also taught creative writing.
Education
Janice Russell received an MA in Creative Writing from Manchester Metropole University in 2006, and her dissertation text is now A Waste of Good Weather.
She has a PhD in Sociology from the University of Durham, 2004.
:Keeping Abreast is due to be re-released in early 2016
*An Algarve Affair, 2013, Insight Press
*A Waste of Good Weather, 2014, LALaS:
Stan Cutler is good looking, on the dole, and fed up. He can't get enough money or sex, and his acrobatic pigeons seem to be all that's left in the world to give him pride and joy. Evie Cutler is equally bored, her years of motherhood redundant, her job in the chip shop boring, her marriage stagnant.
When Stan is unexpectedly double crossed, and Evie takes an unexpected long weekend in Amsterdam, their lives change direction, radically. Stan seeks revenge through plotting the perfect crime, while Evie begins to live life with adventure, each finding excitement and hope, neither confiding in the other.
Set against the background of recession, and shuttling between the highly contrasting cities of Middlesbrough and Amsterdam, Stan and Evie's secret selves head relentlessly towards an intriguing climax.
Non-fiction
* Blank Minds and Sticky Moments in Counselling with Graham Dexter, 2008, Sage
* An Introduction to Coaching with Graham Dexter and Judy Irving, 2010, Sage
http://www.associationforcoaching.com/media/uploads/publications/ACB1104.pdf
* Who's Broken My Scales with Graham Dexter and Jayne Hildreth, 2012, Insight Press
Coaching and training
 
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