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About: Stephan Collishaw     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Stephan Collishaw is an author from Nottinghamshire. Collishaw was born at Nottingham City Hospital. He studied at Goldsmiths, University of London, where he wrote several other substantial unpublished works, and based on an interest in history and literature, decided to become a teacher in 1991. On a whim, he relocated to Vilnius in 1995, where he met and married a Lithuanian woman named Marija, who had been teaching him Lithuanian. Marija already had two daughters, Kristina and Gabriele. The family lived in Palma de Mallorca for two years, where Marija gave birth to Collishaw's son Lukas, and then the family relocated to Nottinghamshire in 1999. By this time, he had written a total of three unpublished novels, and at his wife's urging, began taking his writing more seriously and took an