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Chris Angus
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My commute to work takes about five seconds to cover the distance from the breakfast table to my study.
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London Underground
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2012
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Misery Bay: A Mystery
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2016
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Flypaper: A Novel
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2012
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Winston Churchill and the Treasure of Mapungubwe Hill: A Novel
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2014
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The Gods of Laki
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2015
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London Underground: A Thriller
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The Extraordinary Adirondack Journey Of Clarence Petty: Wilderness Guide, Pilot, And Conservationist
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2002
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The Last Titanic Story
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2012
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Reflections from Canoe Country: Paddling the Waters of the Adirondacks and Canada
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The Gods of Laki: A Thriller
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Sequel to my thriller FLYPAPER
I'm currently working on the sequel to my book FLYPAPER, which is a thriller about a world pandemic. Friends keep asking me how I can write a sequel to a book in which everyone in the world dies. I understand this might give one pause. However, there were a handful of survivors left after the pandemic ran its course. And no one ever understood what caused the terrible disease. Was it the result of
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"As a cohesive collection invested in expanding how we think about "transition," this book reminded me conceptually of Tom Cho's Look Who's Morphing, though it's grounded in a much more naturalistic world--not unlike the world of Oliver Baez Bendorf's"
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“I love a mysterious underground and have exploited this in many of my books: the ice tunnels of Greenland, the volcanic tubes of Iceland, the mysterious passageways beneath an ancient African hillside or a Buddhist monastery in central China. And of course, London's famous tube system, setting for my book LONDON UNDERGROUND. It's a funny sort of fixation, especially given my mother's claustrophobia, which I saw her deal with on many occasions. We once lined up to take a tour into the Lascaux Caverns in France to see the ancient cave paintings. My mother didn't make it past the first quirky turn into the depths, and she sent me on by myself. Given her interest in history and archaeology, which she used as the basis for a series of mysteries she published and which inspired my own writing, it always surprised me she still loved to write about places she could never visit.”
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“I love a mysterious underground and have exploited this in many of my books: the ice tunnels of Greenland, the volcanic tubes of Iceland, the mysterious passageways beneath an ancient African hillside or a Buddhist monastery in central China. And of course, London's famous tube system, setting for my book LONDON UNDERGROUND. It's a funny sort of fixation, especially given my mother's claustrophobia, which I saw her deal with on many occasions. We once lined up to take a tour into the Lascaux Caverns in France to see the ancient cave paintings. My mother didn't make it past the first quirky turn into the depths, and she sent me on by myself. Given her interest in history and archaeology, which she used as the basis for a series of mysteries she published and which inspired my own writing, it always surprised me she still loved to write about places she could never visit.”
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