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Bones
* People always ask you if you’re lost if they live in a place and see that you’re in the place too and you’re looking at a map. It can be socially tricky for someone like me who walks a lot, loves maps, is quite proud of his
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A Brief Celebration Of Some Aspects Of Nottingham, City Of My Birth
Since my new novel is set there, I’ve been thinking a lot about Nottingham recently, remembering the many the good and interesting things about growing up there. You can listen to the brief tour of the city and its edges that I took a few weeks ago with my
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A Brief Celebration Of Some Aspects Of Nottingham, City Of My Birth
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Episode 3, A Tour of Snottingham with Mick and Jo
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1983
My big news today is that I’m writing and crowdfunding a new novel. It’s very different to my last one, but that tends to be what happens with my books, since I’m restless like that: I have had a habit, both in my recent writing and my
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The Story Of A Long And Difficult But Also Surprisingly Effortless Book
Hello! It’s only just over a month now until the paperback publication of my debut novel, Villager: a psychedelic story of swirling time, earth magic, river spirits, wise stones, lost music and opinionated hills. It’s my thirteenth book, the one I truly feel is my best, the one
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A HEALTHY YOMP FROM CUCKLAND VIPERS FARM TO MOGFORD SHALLOWS AND BEYOND (11.7 miles) It is a day for walking on the margins, a time to avoid the centre of everything scrupulously. Your route takes you down a sunken path where the assorted rubble underfoot feels as untrustworthy as
The Story Of A Long And Difficult But Also Surprisingly Effortless Book
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