E L Faull
E L Faull is a writer based in Devon, England.She grew up in a Quaker family in North Cornwall.She went to London to study Philosophy and Literature and, after graduation, moved to Liverpool. Initially working as a chef at the Liverpool Tate Gallery, she went on to become a co-founder of an arts magazine.While working for the British Council, she completed an MA in Creative Writing.After working for two decades in urban regeneration in Manchester, she moved to Exeter, where she lives with her husband, teenage children, and Pan, a Bengal cat.
E L Faull has recently completed her debut novel. 'All the Ends of the Earth' is a literary coming-of-age novel set in rural England during the fractured summer of 1981. As Margaret Thatcher’s Britain reverberates with riots and hunger strikes, fourteen-year-old Kit Harper grows up in a village that seems untouched, yet beneath its provincial calm something darker is emerging.When her friend, the childlike Connie Rowe, disappears, Kit’s guilt becomes the lens through which the novel explores innocence, complicity, and moral awakening.She has also completed Urban Parables: Thirteen Stories from a Winter City. Thirteen characters who never meet are bound by the city they inhabit and by the consequences of what they choose, give away, or take.E L Faull's contemporary fables are grounded in the ordinary yet edged with the uncanny, where small acts open into irreversible moments.