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Nov 10, 2024 | 
clairefuller.co.uk | Claire Fuller
Read This: Books under the Radar is a weekly post written by a guest author – often a friend of mine, someone I’ve met on my writerly travels, or an author I admire – who recommends three books they think deserve more recognition. If you’re interested in buying any of the books, please click on the covers and give these hidden gems some love.
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
clairefuller.co.uk | Claire Fuller
Read This: Books under the Radar is a weekly post written by a guest author – often a friend of mine, someone I’ve met on my writerly travels, or an author I admire – who recommends three books they think deserve more recognition. If you’re interested in buying any of the books, please click on the covers and give these hidden gems some love.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
clairefuller.co.uk | Claire Fuller
Read This: Books under the Radar is a weekly post written by a guest author – often a friend of mine, someone I’ve met on my writerly travels, or an author I admire – who recommends three books they think deserve more recognition. If you’re interested in buying any of the books, please click on the covers and give these hidden gems some love.
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Sep 1, 2024 | 
clairefuller.co.uk | Claire Fuller
Read This: Books under the Radar is a weekly post written by a guest author – often a friend of mine, someone I’ve met on my writerly travels, or an author I admire who recommends three books they think deserve more recognition. If you’re interested in buying any of the books, please click on the covers and give these hidden gems some love. I have known Judith for many years as a friend – long before I was a writer.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
bookertalk.com | Decca Aitkenhead |Thomas Hardy |Claire Fuller |Robert Stevenson
I’ve been wrestling with this month’s Spell the Month in Books for three weeks now and it almost defeated me. August’s theme, as set by Jana at Reviews From the Stacks, is water which seemed easy initially. Plenty of scope I thought for variations such as rain and rivers, seas and oceans. just one problem with that train of thought however — there is no letter R in August, nor O. The letter U was also a challenge, doubly so because there are two of the dratted things in August.
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Jul 7, 2024 | 
clairefuller.co.uk | Claire Fuller
Read This is a weekly post written by a guest author – often a friend of mine, or someone I’ve met on my writerly travels, who recommends three books that they think deserve more recognition. If you’re interested in buying any of the books, please on the covers and give these hidden gems some love. I first met Sarah back in 2016 when we appeared at bookshop event together talking about our debut novels. I’ve loved all of hers, but especially her third, Moon Road.
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Jun 30, 2024 | 
clairefuller.co.uk | Claire Fuller
Read This is a weekly post written by a guest author – often a friend of mine, or someone I’ve met on my writerly travels, who recommends three books that they think deserve more recognition. If you’re interested in buying any of the books, please on the covers and give these hidden gems some love. Here’s the disclaimer: Francesca is a friend of my son’s and it was via him that I was sent her book.
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Jun 21, 2023 | 
zip06.com | Claire Fuller
The Memory of Animals by Claire Fuller Absolutely riveting, The Memory of Animals had me thinking about the power and importance of our memories ever since I finished it. The author’s memories include an octopus in the sea in Greece, the first time she had dinner with the man she'd come to love, and many other formative recollections.
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Jun 9, 2023 | 
powells.com | Claire Fuller |Aisha Abdel Gawad |Randall Sullivan |Katharine Beutner
Think about the last good book you read. Did it make you feel more connected to others? Maybe it served as a welcome escape. Maybe it helped you rediscover the beauty in life. Did it surprise you? As an independent bookstore, we strive to offer the same variety and richness of experience as the books on our shelves.
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Jun 7, 2023 | 
lithub.com | Claire Fuller
Dystopian mysteries or mysterious dystopian novels are mash-ups of two of my favorite genres – especially if you add a dash of literary. And there are surprisingly few around. In September 2019 I thought it would be a good idea to write a dystopian novel about five clinical drug trial volunteers—strangers to each other—stuck inside a London clinic while a deadly pandemic sweeps the world.
