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F.G. Cottam
Goodreads author profile
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born
January 30, 1957
in Southport, The United Kingdom
gender
male
member since
November 2008
About this author
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The House Of Lost Souls
— published 2008 — 10 editions |
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Dark Echo
— published 2008 — 7 editions |
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The Waiting Room
— 5 editions |
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The Magdalena Curse
— published 2010 — 8 editions |
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Brodmaw Bay
— published 2011 — 3 editions |
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"Cheers, Martin! Have a great weekend.
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"Thanks, Martin. The novel had the working title, The Memory of Trees. I'm hopeful something will jog my memory sufficiently to enable me to get on wit...more
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F.G. Cottam
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"Thanks for those comments about Dark Echo. My own father disappeared from my life when I was eleven. I next encountered him 37 years later. I wanted t...more
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"I sent him an email care of Audiogo to say how brilliantly I thought he read both and the following morning, he phoned to thank me. He said that some...more
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This novel is too long. It comes in at 872 pages in the paperback edition I read and some sections - like the description of the doomed but tedious Madame Roland - could have been cut without doing any damage to character, narrative or atmosphere. So...more |
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This is a breathtakingly imaginative novel, all the more impressive for being so successfully realized as a story. The narrative is strong, the characterization vivid and totally convincing and the set-pieces nothing short of stunning. If this sounds...more |
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F.G.COTTAM: “The novel deals with the modern repercussions of events set in the 1920s and 1930s that involved black magic as practised by the elite of English and continental European society. I'd call it a historical mystery with a strong element...
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| Maybe it has just dated badly (it was first published in 1969); but this is austerely written history that hedges its bets in virtually every sentence. Ziegler's sub-text seems to be that we know almost nothing about the 14th century, despite a wealt...more | |
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