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Second Chances
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Alnwick Story Fest
Really enjoyed attending a session at our local book festival, Alnwick Story Fest.
I notice that on the masthead of the programme it claims that Alnwick is "The Story Capital of England". That is quite a bold assertion, but to be fair they had some really good speakers and interviewees as usual over the three days. These included Anne Cleeves, Chris Bostock, Peter Bromley and many more recognised Read more of this blog post »
I notice that on the masthead of the programme it claims that Alnwick is "The Story Capital of England". That is quite a bold assertion, but to be fair they had some really good speakers and interviewees as usual over the three days. These included Anne Cleeves, Chris Bostock, Peter Bromley and many more recognised Read more of this blog post »
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My name is Andrew Acre, and my first novel, " Second Chances" is now out, on Olympia Publishers.
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This is not a massive tome by any means, 160 pages of quite a large font. It is nevertheless an intriguing read, which could have made a great film ( I have not seen it, but most reviews of the film are regrettably quite chilly). The central character ...more |
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| This is a book of so many chapters, it's dazzling -142 in all: even though some are barely a page long. This allows the action to be progressed along several fronts at once, so as a device, it has its benefits. On the downside, if you put the book do ...more | |
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| The six beautiful, clever Mitford sisters were a collective honeypot which attracted almost every famous man of their generation. As relation, friend or lover this roll call included Winston Churchill, Adolf Hitler, Oswald Moseley, Evelyn Waugh, the ...more | |
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This trilogy may have won a Booker prize and I have just read this, the final book but I'm not impressed. The apparent objective of it, and I presume all 3 titles is to paint the picture of WW1 as a horrid, pointless, cruel war that caused untold suf ...more |
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Great Big Beautiful Life
by Emily Henry (Goodreads Author) Goodreads Choice Awards Nominee in Readers' Favorite Romance, Readers' Favorite Audiobook |
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| As the UK's most famous lexicographer, it's not surprising that Suzie Dent set her first novel in the offices of a (mythical) dictionary, and in Oxford. The whole book is a loving tribute to the city and its literary history. If you love words, cross ...more | |
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