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Geoffrey Bird

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What are your five favourite books. Why?

The Cruel Sea (Nicholas Monsarrat).
This is a book I return to time and time again. For me it has everything: drama, action, love, treachery, honour, bravery, every element of the human condition and, most of all, it’s not about impossibly heroic characters - it’s about very ordinary people dealing with a war and dealing with the effects of that war. It is moving, uplifting, harrowing and stirring. Truly a marvellous story.

Lonesome Dove (Larry McMurtry).
An epic tale, brilliantly written. Gus and Call are memorable characters and the descriptions of people and situations are superb. A deeply moving story.

Shadow Hunters (David Mace)
A Cold War tale of a hunt for an enemy who may or may not be there. A ver
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One Man's Empire

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Ssshhh! Writer at work.

The writer Irving Wallace recounted a story of one motion-picture studio head who complained to his story editor about the writers they had under weekly salary. ‘Whenever I look up at the Writer’s Building,’ the executive said, ‘I find half of them staring out of their windows. Why in the hell aren’t they writing?’ Nothing could convince him that staring out of the window was more often than not a Read more of this blog post »
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