After a thirty year career teaching French and English at his former school in Totnes, Devon, Laurence Green became a full time writer, winning the Writing Rocket prize in 2005 for a two hundred word ghost story and The Cornish Literary Guild Salver at the 2014 Holyer an Gof Awards for his biography of Charles Causley All Cornwall Thunders at My Door.Green lives in the village in which he grew up, enjoys local history, writes about church architecture and war memorials, loves railways, ghosts, gardening, walking and researching Great War and American Civil War history.He has an honours degree in French and English from Lancaster University, a PCE from Moray House College, Edinburgh, and an MA in Anglo-American Literary Relations from Exeter University.

George is a fascinating subject and his biography by Laurence Green is engaging and fascinating. This is a man who could well have rivalled Ralph Vaughan Williams had he survived WW1, and his bravery and dedication to his country and his sovereign are exemplary. A superb reminder of a remarkable man.

After a thirty year career teaching French and English at his former school in Totnes, Devon, Laurence Green became a full time writer, winning the Writing Rocket prize in 2005 for a two hundred word ghost story and The Cornish Literary Guild Salver at the 2014 Holyer an Gof Awards for his biography of Charles Causley All Cornwall Thunders at My Door.Green lives in the village in which he grew up, enjoys local history, writes about church architecture and war memorials, loves railways, ghosts, gardening, walking and researching Great War and American Civil War history.He has an honours degree in French and English from Lancaster University, a PCE from Moray House College, Edinburgh, and an MA in Anglo-American Literary Relations from Exeter University.

George is a fascinating subject and his biography by Laurence Green is engaging and fascinating. This is a man who could well have rivalled Ralph Vaughan Williams had he survived WW1, and his bravery and dedication to his country and his sovereign are exemplary. A superb reminder of a remarkable man.

After a thirty year career teaching French and English at his former school in Totnes, Devon, Laurence Green became a full time writer, winning the Writing Rocket prize in 2005 for a two hundred word ghost story and The Cornish Literary Guild Salver at the 2014 Holyer an Gof Awards for his biography of Charles Causley All Cornwall Thunders at My Door.Green lives in the village in which he grew up, enjoys local history, writes about church architecture and war memorials, loves railways, ghosts, gardening, walking and researching Great War and American Civil War history.He has an honours degree in French and English from Lancaster University, a PCE from Moray House College, Edinburgh, and an MA in Anglo-American Literary Relations from Exeter University.

George is a fascinating subject and his biography by Laurence Green is engaging and fascinating. This is a man who could well have rivalled Ralph Vaughan Williams had he survived WW1, and his bravery and dedication to his country and his sovereign are exemplary. A superb reminder of a remarkable man.