George Harrison writes about football, culture, and society. His debut novel, Season, was shortlisted for the Nero Book Award, the Betty Trask Prize, and the East Anglian Book Award. George also works as a freelance ghostwriter and editor. In this capacity, he has worked on books ranging from the memoirs of a professional golfer to true-crime stories and a book about the life of a South African spy. Despite having grown up in the West Country, George is a lifelong Norwich City fan and follows the Canaries home and away.

‘The novel is not so much about winning and losing as it is about the extraordinary importance of the club in the fans’ lives. Harrison’s passion for the game is evident but it’s how he draws out the personalities of these two taciturn characters that impresses most. Season hits the back of the net’

George Harrison writes about football, culture, and society. His debut novel, Season, was shortlisted for the Nero Book Award, the Betty Trask Prize, and the East Anglian Book Award. George also works as a freelance ghostwriter and editor. In this capacity, he has worked on books ranging from the memoirs of a professional golfer to true-crime stories and a book about the life of a South African spy. Despite having grown up in the West Country, George is a lifelong Norwich City fan and follows the Canaries home and away.

‘The novel is not so much about winning and losing as it is about the extraordinary importance of the club in the fans’ lives. Harrison’s passion for the game is evident but it’s how he draws out the personalities of these two taciturn characters that impresses most. Season hits the back of the net’

George Harrison writes about football, culture, and society. His debut novel, Season, was shortlisted for the Nero Book Award, the Betty Trask Prize, and the East Anglian Book Award. George also works as a freelance ghostwriter and editor. In this capacity, he has worked on books ranging from the memoirs of a professional golfer to true-crime stories and a book about the life of a South African spy. Despite having grown up in the West Country, George is a lifelong Norwich City fan and follows the Canaries home and away.

‘The novel is not so much about winning and losing as it is about the extraordinary importance of the club in the fans’ lives. Harrison’s passion for the game is evident but it’s how he draws out the personalities of these two taciturn characters that impresses most. Season hits the back of the net’