
Dick King-Smith's great-granddaughter
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May 11, 2023 |
express.co.uk | Jane Warren |Dick King-Smith's great-granddaughter
This is a contrast with Dean’s own childhood in a hard-working family from which his reinvention as a best-selling Scandi-noir thriller writer seemed unlikely, to say the least. His father was an insurance salesman; his mother a nursery assistant. “My parents never read, there were never any books in my house whatsoever. But my mother did take me to the local mobile library. They thought I was the black sheep of the family. Before me, no-one had gone to university or done A-Levels.
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May 8, 2023 |
express.co.uk | George Simpson |Dick King-Smith's great-granddaughter
It’s been 12 years since George RR Martin last published a book in his A Song of Ice and Fire fantasy series. Since Game of Thrones concluded four years ago, the 74-year-old has been reassuring his fans that he’s working hard on the next book, The Winds of Winter. He also claimed to have made significant progress during the lockdowns of the pandemic. So whenever the author shares a blog update on how he’s getting on, fans are eager to hear any news.
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Apr 26, 2023 |
express.co.uk | Alex Green |Dick King-Smith's great-granddaughter
2023 shortlist for the Women's Prize for Fiction hails older writers. Link copied Bookmark Half of the 2023 shortlist for the Women’s Prize for Fiction is made up of debut novels from older writers – with the youngest of them aged 49. Trespasses by Louise Kennedy, Black Butterflies by Priscilla Morris and Fire Rush by Jacqueline Crooks were all picked – in a blow to literary ageism that often leads younger talents to be promoted as more exciting.
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Apr 24, 2023 |
express.co.uk | Callum Crumlish |Dick King-Smith's great-granddaughter
Rebecca Alford, one of Wob's experts, "lives and breathes" books. As a bookseller, she has rehomed almost 16 million books in the last year and recently found that over a quarter of the UK (33 percent) settle into bed with a book each night. And it's no coincidence, either. There are some major benefits to this, Rebecca claims, on top of being enraptured in mystical, faraway lands or brushing up on history and events. First and foremost? It's relaxing. Actually, clinically relaxing.
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Apr 21, 2023 |
express.co.uk | Matt Nixon |Dick King-Smith's great-granddaughter
An elite secret unit of highly trained investigators aimed at rooting out corrupt police and their criminal conspirators. Allegations of misconduct bedevilling a force. And a network of private messaging apps where officers trade shameful information.
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