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• The Devonshires: The Story of a Family and a Nation by Roy Hattersley
  |reviewer=John Van der Kiste ...tly enjoyed a ménage à trois with her husband and his lover Lady Elizabeth Foster, though he stops short on speculating on the precise nature of their relati
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• The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Hugo Driscoll
  ...Fitzgerald, ''The Catcher in the Rye'' by J.D. Salinger and ''Stoner'' by John Williams. All three had a massive influence on me, mainly because the char As for the desert island book? That's easy. ''The Alchemist''. It's helped foster a resilience in me when it's come to pushing forth with an idea and turning
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• The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Michael Dhillon
  ...t Grayson was probably more akin to George W Bush, with an undercurrent of John F Kennedy's extramarital affairs, and Homer Simpson. Tristan Jarry was insp ...e best book I can recall reading in recent years is Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace - the quality of writing throughout left me in awe. He death so you
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• Top Ten Self-Published Books 2021
  |author=Bronwen John ...t of the country. In the course of bringing this about, Luke Gaines, Ash's foster father, lost his life.
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• Newest Short Stories Reviews
  ...people. After changing hands on various occasions he came to the yard of John Kempton. H (or Foinavon) was entered in the Grand National and considered ...vil ends. He's out to prey on their fears and weaknesses and as with many foster children, their self-esteem is very fragile. This is no small-scale operat
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