Work in Progress Blog Hop
I have been nominated for the Work in Progress Blog Hop by author Heather Burnside (heatherburnside.com). Heather is a regular blogger, who likes to share writing tips and information about her books. Heather is currently working on her second novel – a sequel to SLUR, her crime fiction novel, set in 1980s Manchester. Heather has also written a book of short stories called Crime, Conflict & Consequences. Thank you for nominating me Heather.
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Apr 25, 2015 06:39AM
Sounds great. I hope to read Necropolis before the year is out.
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Rupert wrote: "Sounds great. I hope to read Necropolis before the year is out."Pleased to hear that Rupert. Are you enjoying Post Office?
It's fantastic so far. Really funny. I've been meaning to read Bukowski for ages so it's great to start from the beginning.Have you heard of an author called Edward Carey? He wrote a book called Alva and Irva which is about identical twin sisters and their strange relationship. It's good; possibly worth a read given your current project. I may have only given it 3 stars because I thought his debut novel was one of the best things ever written and was then met with disappointment with Alva and Irva. May need to reread it, though.
Rupert wrote: "It's fantastic so far. Really funny. I've been meaning to read Bukowski for ages so it's great to start from the beginning.Have you heard of an author called Edward Carey? He wrote a book called ..."
I hadn't heard of Edward Carey. Will check out Alva and Irva. Thanks for the recommendation Rupert.
It's well worth a read. His debut novel, Observatory Mansions, is one of my favourite books of all times.
