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S.P. Moss
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January 2013
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Trouble in Teutonia
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2014
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The Bother in Burmeon
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2012
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4 editions
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The Al-Eden Emergency
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GURNARD'S BOOK OF DELIGHTS
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2013
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| I have mixed reactions to “The Artist”. I enjoyed reading the first chapters, due to the immersive, evocative atmosphere. But as the novel continued, I was increasingly irritated by the basic, simplistic plot and the (maximum) two-dimensional charact ...more | |
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| In the late 1980s, whilst on holiday in Corfu, I took a boat trip on which we had glimpses of what the guide told us was “mysterious Albania.” I didn’t spend too long thinking about what went on there, apart from registering that it wasn’t part of Yu ...more | |
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| A few times in my life, I’ve had those Greek dinners (or Cypriot meze) which have gone on for hours, with a never-ending procession of dishes. I’ve started off enthusiastically, because it’s delicious. But after a couple of hours, my stomach is beggi ...more | |
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I had to have my wits about me with this one. It’s smart, seedily atmospheric and pacey. The writing style is clever, with shifting points of view and plenty of cynical asides - sometimes a bit too clever for me. But I caught up by the end. There’s a ...more |
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| I picked up this book and didn’t read the blurb properly - my fault. I was expecting a memoir from the Ukrainian point of view about growing up post-Soviet. In fact, it’s from the perspective of a British language student - a young woman of the sort ...more | |
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Life lived off-key. In the world of jazz improvisation, anything goes. Or does it? What happens when a member of the audience breaks the unwritten rule and does some impro of his own? In the form of a question, a challenge, a provocation - an interrupt ...more |
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| A “Viennese café” may bring to mind a fashionable, exclusive place to some, but the establishment in this novel is in the Leopoldstadt district of the city - a traditionally working-class area. In this sense, it’s more like the “Kleinen Café in Herna ...more | |
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“Random Harvest” was every bit as engrossing as the other James Hilton novels I’ve read. It’s the story of a shell-shocked WW1 veteran who loses and regains his memory - twice. The novel is cleverly structured with a non-chronological flow and a mix o ...more |
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I don’t read much contemporary fiction as I prefer 20th century writers, but something drew me to this novel. On balance, I’m glad I read it, but think I’ll go back in time again for my next book. My heart sank as I started the book - present tense, r ...more |
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I have a few of the School of Life’s books, and, as I’ve come to expect, this one is beautifully produced and a pleasure to read. Not just from the content, but from the haptic qualities too. It’s full of wise words, confirming what you already know i ...more |
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