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Gaynor Arnold

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Family affairs.

With her first published novel - based on her literary hero Charles Dickens - in line for this year's Man Booker prize, the social worker Gaynor Arnold tells Chris Arnot why the two professions complement each other so well

Publish date:
13 August 2008
Author:
Chris Arnot
Source:
The Guardian
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