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Author Archives: Rel
‘Vigil’ by Angela Slatter – blog tour coming soon.
I read a book and I liked it. Find out why on July 19th.
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Everything Lost in Flash Flood 2016
My flash fiction ‘Everything Lost’ was published in this year’s FlashFlood online event. I hope you enjoy it.
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The Museum of You by Carys Bray – a review by Jeanette Greaves
First of all, I was lucky enough to be sent a review copy of this book by the publisher. If you’ve read my review of her first novel (A Song For Issy Bradley), you’d probably guess that I would have … Continue reading
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The Somnambulist and the Psychic Thief by Lisa Tuttle – a review by Jeanette Greaves
I’ll put my cards on the table right away. I’m a big fan of Lisa Tuttle, I got hooked on her short stories when I was a young woman in my twenties. I’d happily spend a month’s disposable income on … Continue reading
Bonfire ’68
Bonfire ’68 Bonfire Night isn’t what it used to be. These days it’s all about the fireworks, and who has the most, the best, the noisiest. The fires themselves are tamed, organised, run by the local authority or a worthy … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, 1968, Bereavement, Bonfire, Fireworks, Grief, Lancashire, Nostalgia
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The Pyre by David Hair – a review by Jeanette Greaves
The Return of Ravana by David Hair Book 1 – the Pyre Disclaimer – this book was sent as a review copy by the publishers. Followers of fantasy writer David Hair may already be aware of his ‘Return of Ravana’ … Continue reading
Fandom
I wrote this a dozen or so years ago, after an epic trip to London to see the Manics. I was awake for nearly 24 hours, which explains the spaceship and the elephant, but nothing else. It turns out that … Continue reading
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Tagged Fandom, Forever Delayed, Friendship, Manic Street Preachers, Manics, Nicky Wire
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The Grasshopper’s Child by Gwyneth Jones. A short review.
This book arrived in the post mid morning, and I’d finished it by bedtime. Every minute away from it was a minute I wanted to be back in Heidi Ryan’s difficult, terrifying world. Gwyneth Jones has given us another heroic … Continue reading
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The Eight Pane Sash
When we wake up naturally, when our bodies are rested and safe, the ghosts of our dreams linger for a while. In those ghosts lie the memories of places and people, of action and adventures that are far from our … Continue reading
Queen of the Darkness – a review by Jeanette Greaves
Five months ago, I picked up the first book of the Black Jewels trilogy. It had been a while since I’d been invited into a new fantasy world, and I had simultaneous feelings of excitement and trepidation. A trilogy … Continue reading
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