Monica Kendall was born near London. She has a Master’s degree from St Hugh’s College, Oxford University, and another from University College London. She has previously edited John Webster’s The Duchess of Malfi (Pearson/Longman, 2004) and the secret diary of a teenage great-aunt trapped in occupied Brussels during World War I, Miss Cavell Was Shot: The Diaries of Amy Hodson, 1914-1920 (SilverWood, 2015). She has been an academic book editor for many years and now lives in North Wales, inspired by her great-great-grandfather’s hiraeth am Gymru and her son’s mountaineering.
Lies and the Brontės: The Quest for the Jenkins Family was published by SilverWood in 2021, and North Wales: Intended as a Guide to Future Tourists (William Bingley 1804) in 2023.
Find out more at monicakendall.com
Monica Kendall is featured in Cambrian News here.
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