Wet Ink
United Kingdom

Wet Ink

by Abigail Avis

Family & Heritage Historical Fiction 2027

Summary

London, 1969. Trapped in a loveless marriage and the monotony of suburban motherhood, Mitzy Barlow discovers an unexpected escape: writing steamy stories inspired by classic novels. When she begins secretly distributing them inside Tupperware containers at her parties, her private passion becomes a sensation among local housewives. Writing under the pseudonym Queen B, Mitzy sparks a quiet revolution in female desire, friendship, and freedom. But as rumours threaten her family’s reputation and livelihood, she must decide how much she is willing to risk to rewrite her own story.

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Abigail Avis
Abigail Avis

Abigail Avis is a London-based novelist and writing tutor who is particularly interested in the women of the Swinging Sixties and those who challenged traditional domestic expectations. She also writes under the name Abigail Mann and has worked as a writer and tutor, helping students develop their creative and academic writing. Avis studied English literature and became a Fellow of the Royal Literary Fund, a role that supported her development as a novelist. Wet Ink is her debut book-club novel, inspired in part by her interest in motherhood, female creativity, and the often-overlooked revolutions women make in everyday life. The novel attracted international publishing interest before its release and is being developed for television.

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2027
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Abigail Avis