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Tag Archives: endless falls up
THE DEAD BEAT – latest press round up
OK, so there’s been a heap of great coverage for The Dead Beat since it came out last week, and here it all is: Here’s a total rave review by Nigel Bird over at Sea Minor: ‘This is intelligent, gripping, thoughtful … Continue reading
A review of GONE AGAIN over at Endless Falls Up
Every now and then a new review for one of the books pops up. Over at Endless Falls Up, Ray Garraty finds a lot to love in Gone Again, though to be fair he loves the first half of the … Continue reading
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smokeheads hits russia and some other press shit
Aye so, been away on holiday in France for a while. The one thing I learnt is that Bruno Mars must be coining it in from French radio royalties. Aaaaanyway, there’s been a smattering of Smokeheads action while I was … Continue reading
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Tagged endless falls up, john williams, mail on sunday, napier university, ray garraty, smokeheads, untitled books
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