Chrissie Glazebrook

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Chrissie Glazebrook, adopted as Christine Ann Wright (19 March 1945 – 7 December 2007) was a British writer, known for her novel The Madolescents (2001).

Early life and marriage Glazebrook was adopted at 8 weeks by Mary and Ernest Wright and brought up in the Black Country. She was educated at Cannock Grammar School and then did a secretarial course. From 1982 to 1990 she worked as a freelance writer and broadcaster.

Her first novel, The Madolescents, was published in 2001.

Glazebrook was part of a network of Northern writers, particularly women, including Julia Darling.

The Pocket Guide to Men (1986) "The Full Monty", in Biting Back : new fiction from the North, (ed) Kitty Fitzgerald (IRON, 2001) The Madolescents (Heinemann/Arrow, 2002) Blue Spark Sisters (Heinemann/Arrow, 2003)