Margaret Fensom was born in London UK in 1943 and migrated to Adelaide by steamship in 1947. She now lives in Norwood.
She likes travelling by train. Her EBook, Trains: A Traveller’s Tale was Beta published in 2008 by L & R Hartley Publishers and is available as a CD-Rom from http://www.lrhartley.com/fensom
She has published poems in anthologies, including a number of Friendly Street Readers and had children’s stories told on television.
Her short story 'The Keeper of Lost Objects' was highly commended in the 1997 Judah Watten National Storywriting competition and subsequently broadcast on 5UV (Radio Adelaide). Her poems 'Afterwards' and 'Fireworks' won her equal first prize in the 2003 SA International Women’s Day Poetry Competition.
Her short story 'Irish Millennium' was a runner up in the Wirra Wirra Vineyards Short Story Competition and was subsequently published in their anthology 'Party Walls' (Seaview Press 2003).
Margaret is listed in the database of SA Women Writers. More of Margaret's work can be seen on her page at Friendly St Poets.
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