From Russia With Love by Ian Fleming
If you have just joined us, the mortal bath and ten minutes hate are respectively re-reading and discovering Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels in chronological order (sort of). Famous opening lines of...
View ArticleHot Reads Part Deux!
I haven’t been away this year, but I have found John Maguire’s mantra of ‘Read, Reflect, Recharge’ to be a sound one, even if applied at home. I have tried to cram in as much quality reading time as...
View ArticleLondon belongs to… who?
If you haven’t yet read London Belongs To Me, Norman Collins’ epic tale of a South London street and its inhabitants, now might be a good time to do so. As dusk falls, the Park in the background...
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From Russia With Love: Ian Fleming
If you have just joined us, the mortal bath and ten minutes hate are respectively re-reading and discovering Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels in chronological order (sort of). Famous opening lines of...
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London belongs to… who?
If you haven’t yet read London Belongs To Me, Norman Collins’ epic tale of a South London street and its inhabitants, now might be a good time to do so. As dusk falls, the Park in the background...
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Alan Sillitoe’s The Widower’s Son review for the 1976 club
The latest club read hosted by Kaggsy’s Bookish Ramblings and Stuck in a Book is for books published in 1976 and happily, I managed to find a secondhand copy of Alan Sillitoe’s The Widower’s Son to...
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