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Using The Listgen Functions in Your GNU/Linux Shell Scripts
24 pages, Paperback
Published January 7, 2017
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Elizabeth Audrey Mills
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I am so lucky. I have lived a full and interesting life, been to places, done things, and forgotten most of them. If I were to die tomorrow I would not feel cheated.
I was born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England, of gentle, loving parents. My childhood was undistinguished: I was expelled from posh school, and found my level in the state secondary education system, emerging with just enough basic skills to enable me to get a job … then another job … then another … and so on. At some point, I married and divorced a few times, producing two children, who are now adults and whom I love.
Writing was always a hobby, followed intermittently, until I shook off the shackles of the capitalist slavery system and gratefully accepted retirement. I developed my writing skills by reading and analysing the work of others. From some, I learnt how to write, while others showed me the mistakes to avoid; I am grateful to all of them.
At the age of sixty, as retirement loomed, I reinvented myself. I was able to write full-time, to become Elizabeth Audrey Mills, now author of seven novels, plus two sci-fi novelettes for older children.
I am so lucky. I have lived a full and interesting life, been to places, done things, and forgotten most of them. If I were to die tomorrow I would not feel cheated.
I was born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England, of gentle, loving parents. My childhood was undistinguished: I was expelled from posh school, and found my level in the state secondary education system, emerging with just enough basic skills to enable me to get a job … then another job … then another … and so on. At some point, I married and divorced a few times, producing two children, who are now adults and whom I love.
Writing was always a hobby, followed intermittently, until I shook off the shackles of the capitalist slavery system and gratefully accepted retirement. I developed my writing skills by reading and analysing the work of others. From some, I learnt how to write, while others showed me the mistakes to avoid; I am grateful to all of them.
At the age of sixty, as retirement loomed, I reinvented myself. I was able to write full-time, to become Elizabeth Audrey Mills, now author of seven novels, plus two sci-fi novelettes for older children.
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