Andrew Critchley
Many thanks for the question!
Not so much a mystery but I used a personal true life mysterious event in my book, 'Dublin in the Rain'. I was going to a football match in London only for my ticket to disappear despite searching for it frantically. Frustrated I went to the pub instead and met a woman who became my girlfriend. After kissing her, I put my hand in my pocket and there was the ticket to the football match!
Clearly destiny weaving its magic to make sure I went to the pub that night!
Not so much a mystery but I used a personal true life mysterious event in my book, 'Dublin in the Rain'. I was going to a football match in London only for my ticket to disappear despite searching for it frantically. Frustrated I went to the pub instead and met a woman who became my girlfriend. After kissing her, I put my hand in my pocket and there was the ticket to the football match!
Clearly destiny weaving its magic to make sure I went to the pub that night!
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Douglas Adamson
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Andrew Critchley:
Andrew, Thanks for getting in touch. As an native Yorkshireman I am certain you'll have passion and a point of view. I write about Yorkshire in my Windelton series of books, they are full of irony but hopefully are not cliched or patronising. I remember the Aberfan disaster and PM, Harold Wilson, saying, 'No whitewash,' but I suspect that is exactly what happened?
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