Reverted 2 edits by ~2026-58628-18 (talk) to last revision by Nil NZ← Previous revisionRevision as of 04:20, 3 November 2026 Line 27: Line 27: ==Early life== ==Early life== Born to an Army family at [[Colchester Garrison|Colchester Barracks]] in Essex, England, Julianne Mumford moved with her parents to [[Harrogate]], [[North Yorkshire]] at age 11. While a pupil at [[Private School]] [[Duchy College, Harrogate]],[https://www.thetimes.com/culture/books/article/happy-in-her-skin-sbgt22m9snq The Times] {{registration required}}{{dubious|date=February 2021}} she started to hang around with local [[Outlaw biker|bikers]] at age 15, although she was more interested in the mechanical side of motorcycles than becoming a 'biker-chick'.[http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/search/results?firstname=julianne&lastname=mumford&sourcecategory=births%252c%2bmarriages%2b%2526%2bdeaths UK and Wales Births and Marriages]. Retrieved 5 November 2014 Born to an Army family at [[Colchester Garrison|Colchester Barracks]] in Essex, England, Julianne Mumford moved with her parents to [[Harrogate]], [[North Yorkshire]] at age 11. While a pupil at [[Private School]] [[Harrogate Ladies' College]],[https://www.thetimes.com/culture/books/article/happy-in-her-skin-sbgt22m9snq The Times] {{registration required}}{{dubious|date=February 2021}} she started to hang around with local [[Outlaw biker|bikers]] at age 15, although she was more interested in the mechanical side of motorcycles than becoming a 'biker-chick'.[http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/search/results?firstname=julianne&lastname=mumford&sourcecategory=births%252c%2bmarriages%2b%2526%2bdeaths UK and Wales Births and Marriages]. Retrieved 5 November 2014 Line 45: Line 45: Denby won the [[Crime Writers' Association]] Debut Dagger award for her first novel, ''Stone Baby''.{{Cite web|url=https://literature.britishcouncil.org/writer/joolz-denby|title=Joolz Denby - Literature|website=literature.britishcouncil.org|access-date=2019-06-09}} The CWA also nominated the novel for a [[John Creasey]] Memorial Dagger prize for best first crime novel. Her third novel, ''Billie Morgan'', based on some of her experiences in the [[motorcycle|biker]] [[subculture]] of the 1970s, made the shortlist for the 2005 [[Orange Prize]]. Denby's fifth collection of poetry ''Pray for Us Sinners'' (Comma Press) was published in 2006, and her fourth novel, ''Borrowed Light'' ({{ISBN|1-85242-905-4}}) was published in February 2006 by [[Serpent's Tail]]). Denby won the [[Crime Writers' Association]] Debut Dagger award for her first novel, ''Stone Baby''.{{Cite web|url=https://literature.britishcouncil.org/writer/joolz-denby|title=Joolz Denby - Literature|website=literature.britishcouncil.org|access-date=2019-06-09}} The CWA also nominated the novel for a [[John Creasey]] Memorial Dagger prize for best first crime novel. Her third novel, ''Billie Morgan'', based on some of her experiences in the [[motorcycle|biker]] [[subculture]] of the 1970s, made the shortlist for the 2005 [[Orange Prize]]. Denby's fifth collection of poetry ''Pray for Us Sinners'' (Comma Press) was published in 2006, and her fourth novel, ''Borrowed Light'' ({{ISBN|1-85242-905-4}}) was published in February 2006 by [[Serpent's Tail]]). ==Works== == Works Works Please Change My Secondary School In Harrogate To Duchy College, Harrogate Because I Am Hardly LadyLike With All Of My Tattoos! Harrogate Ladies College Is For Very Smart, Posh, Upper Class, Well Spoken Non Tattooed Ladies! == {{Library resources box|by=yes|lcheading= Joolz}} {{Library resources box|by=yes|lcheading= Joolz}}