Angharad Hampshire
Praise for The Mare
Fascinating, compelling, extraordinary . . . It explores how an ordinary woman could descend so quickly into evil and also the role played by government propaganda, ideology, fear and cognitive dissonance
BBC Radio 4, Woman's Hour
A clever, dark story which is not for the faint-hearted. Hampshire writes so deftly it is hard to believe that this is her first novel. Many books purport to explain how apparently harmless people became monsters ...
Spectator
Slowly, slowly, you are drawn into the nightmare, until unspeakable horror becomes everyday routine. This is a story so profound and yet so readable, I can only stand in awe of Angharad Hampshire. A landmark book ...
Rory Clements, author of 'Evil in High Places'
Fascinating, compelling, extraordinary . . . It explores how an ordinary woman could descend so quickly into evil and also the role played by government propaganda, ideology, fear and cognitive dissonance
BBC Radio 4, Woman's Hour
A clever, dark story which is not for the faint-hearted. Hampshire writes so deftly it is hard to believe that this is her first novel. Many books purport to explain how apparently harmless people became monsters ...
Spectator
Slowly, slowly, you are drawn into the nightmare, until unspeakable horror becomes everyday routine. This is a story so profound and yet so readable, I can only stand in awe of Angharad Hampshire. A landmark book ...
Rory Clements, author of 'Evil in High Places'
Fascinating, compelling, extraordinary . . . It explores how an ordinary woman could descend so quickly into evil and also the role played by government propaganda, ideology, fear and cognitive dissonance
BBC Radio 4, Woman's Hour
A clever, dark story which is not for the faint-hearted. Hampshire writes so deftly it is hard to believe that this is her first novel. Many books purport to explain how apparently harmless people became monsters ...
Spectator
Slowly, slowly, you are drawn into the nightmare, until unspeakable horror becomes everyday routine. This is a story so profound and yet so readable, I can only stand in awe of Angharad Hampshire. A landmark book ...
Rory Clements, author of 'Evil in High Places'