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story competition held by Chorley & District
Writers’ Circle. Congratulations to winners
Clare Marsh, Helen Anderton and Rosie Seymour for
their stories on the them ‘Your Sins Will
Find You Out’. The three stories are included
in Aware, the annual collection of the Circle’s
writing.
Enjoy the read.
Congratulations to Laurence Cooper on
the publication of his comedy-romp-political-satire George
Valentine’s Retirement Plan. It was a
great pleasure to work on editing this novel and it deserves
huge success. If you enjoy something a bit wacky, with
amazing, well-drawn characters and a story that has you
gasping as you ride as a twisty rollercoaster, then this
is for you. Set in modern-day England and with themes
of music, politics, PR and criminal activities by a lovable
pair of old rogues as well as Russian oligarchs and Bulgarian
assassins, this will have you smiling at every page and
desperate for more. Available
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Congratulations to Austin Hernon who
has published his historical odyssey The Wayward
Prince as an ebook through Matador. We have
helped Austin with The Wayward Prince over a long time
and it’s tremendously exciting to see the work
finally come to fruition. The prince of the story is
Robert Curthose, Duke of Normandy, the eldest son of
William the Conqueror. He never became king of England – but
he did lead a fascinating life; on the battlefield,
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England and Scotland, and with a number of feisty ladies
between the sheets. Meticulously researched, it reveals
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iNation by James McAllister
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Where the Truth Lies by Margaret
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The Confessions of Becky Sharp by David
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century adventuress. Pride & Prejudice it ain’t!
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It Happened in Paris by Molly
Hopkins
The story of Evie, a madcap heroine who finds herself
in charge of a coach tour to Paris. Given that Evie
has great difficulty taking charge of anything,
from credit cards to her
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