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In 1977, Mantel moved to Botswana with her husband where they lived for the next five years. Today, Hilary and her husband Gerald McEwen, a geologist-turned-IT consultant, live in a flat within a former psychiatric institution in Woking, Surrey - … In 1974, she began writing a novel about the French Revolution, which was later published as A Place of Greater Safety. Mantel has been married for more than 40 years (to Gerald McEwen, a geologist). For the past decade, she and her husband Gerald McEwen, a retired geologist, have lived in Budleigh Salterton, an idyllic village on the coast of Devon. In 2012, she was awarded another Booker Prize for … She won her first Man Booker Prize award in 2009 for her novel Wolf Hall. She later transferred to University of Sheffield (a research University located in Sheffield City, South Yorkshire) and in 1973 she graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Jurisprudence (study and theory of the law). In 1972, she married Gerald McEwen, a geologist. The desk at which Hilary Mantel writes is pushed up against a window with a view out to sea. She is the daughter of Margaret and Henry Thompson. She has two younger siblings. It’s the kind of view that swallows time. To write, she sits at her computer facing the large window and the sea can fill her vision. In 1974, she began writing a novel about the French Revolution, which was subsequently (in 1992) published as A Place of Greater Safety. In 1977, Mantel moved to Botswana , . The sea isn’t in the distance, spotted between hills. In 1972, she married Gerald McEwen, a geologist. After marrying geologist Gerald McEwen, she lived in Botswana and then Saudi Arabia. It first manifested itself when she was studying at Sheffield University with her geologist boyfriend Gerald McEwen.

Hilary has won several awards, including (but not limited to) the Man Booker Prize, Walter Scott Prize and the Costa Novel Prize. There is … She’s far from shy, though. In the 1980s, after a period in Botswana, Hilary Mantel lived for four years in Jeddah with her husband Gerald McEwen, then a geologist. She then got married to Gerald McEwen who was a geologist in the year 1972. People named Gerald McEwen Find your friends on Facebook Log in or sign up for Facebook to connect with friends, family and people you know. Her most notable work was a trilogy about Thomas Cromwell: Wolf Hall (2009), Bring Up the Bodies (2012), and The Mirror & the Light (2020). It’s there, almost at her doorstep, the shingle beach just across the road. Later, …

Upon returning to England, she became a film critic for The Spectator while she wrote her early novels.