About & Privacy Policy

Lesley Lodge…..Now lives on a smallholding in a rural village, bafflingly close to Luton, after many years working on regeneration projects in south London.

She grew up in the New Forest and worked for a racing stable, a palomino stud farm and a horse trainer before working as a journalist and then in Government policy, finance and regeneration.  

Her other publications include the Luton Literary Prize winning Blues to Orange, a story about a farmer ruined by the foot and mouth outbreak, published in Junction 10, a collection of short stories. She has twice won prizes in the annual British National Short Screenplay Competition and was Time Out and Jim Beam Whiskey Cult Film Buff of the Year. (Alas, the crate of Jim Beam whisky that was part of the prize is long gone…)

Published August 2018! Wayland’s Revenge: a historical crime novel set in 17th century Essex . It features ex-soldier and blacksmith Wayland on a mission for revenge that traps him in the siege of Colchester. Lesley is currently working on a sequel: a vicious murder will take Wayland into dangerous territory: the Fens, in 1649. 

Lesley is always looking for new stories about horses in film or TV. If you’ve got one, please do email lesleylodge20@gmail.com – you could get a mention in the next book on horses in film!

Privacy policy

Website address : http://www.lesleylodge.co.uk. This website is run by Lesley Lodge, an individual.

Any personal data collected, eg, name, email address, collected eg, through the contact form, will be used solely for the provision of free samples (if requested) or information eg about the books featured or forthcoming.

I do not and will not share your data with other parties.

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