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Heroes of The Blue Pencil: Richard Walker
In the third of a series of insights into David Lowther’s thrilling wartime novel The Blue Pencil, we are introduced to Roger Martin’s informer, Richard Walker. Part 1: Back…
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Heroes of The Blue Pencil: Roger Martin
In the second of a series of insights into David Lowther’s thrilling wartime novel The Blue Pencil, we are introduced to the hero, Roger Martin. Part 1: Background History Part 3…
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The History behind “The Blue Pencil”
In the first of a series of insights into David Lowther’s thrilling wartime novel The Blue Pencil, we take a look into the fascinating history behind the story. Part 2: Roger Mart…
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Christmas Delivery Schedule
UPDATE 11/12/13: There are a few titles that we still have available for guaranteed Christmas delivery (UK only) if you order at least one working day before the Royal Mail Last Christmas Posting Da…
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VIDEO: David Willem talks about St Cuthbert's Corpse
David Willem reads from his book about the history of a corpse: that of St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne. The reading was given at the book launch of St Cuthbert's Corpse: A Life After Death at the …
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