
Judith Mackrell
Non-fiction writer
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Jul 16, 2026
Artists, Siblings, Visionaries
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Judith MacKrellGUEST
passage because this image of Gwen and Augustus on the beach sketching was something I held in my mind all the while I was writing the book.

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However complicated and difficult and dreadful they might have become at times as adults, that was for me the central, the kind of touchstone of the story really.

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So this is, I'm setting the scene of their hometown in Tembi when they're both very small.

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For a few weeks in summer, when the waters of Carmarthen Bay glittered blue under a sharp sea breeze, the Welsh town of Tenby was transformed into a busy seaside resort.

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Music from the local brass band competed with a visiting troupe of black-faced minstrels.
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