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Wed, 19:35: #100HappyDays Day 162: Cornish clotted cream tea of course! #1HappyYear @ Trevathan farm http://t.co/019eWf991I
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T E Shepherd is an author/illustrator. He writes magic realism set in our, or closely-related, worlds. His debut novel, The End Of All Worlds, was released in 2012. His second novel, and the first in the Imaginary Friends trilogy, Mr Tumnal, was published in 2014. The second in the series, The Imaginary Wife, was published in 2018, and he's currently working on the final instalment, Forgotten Friends. He is also a landscape artist, and is currently working on a project with Erica Smith aka. the Bookshop Blogger to illustrate his way round the country to produce The Booklover's Guide to Bookshops. You can find out about upcoming releases by following on Twitter, liking on Facebook, or by joining the mailing list.
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Read moreWed, 19:35: #100HappyDays Day 162: Cornish clotted cream tea of course! #1HappyYear @ Trevathan farm http://t.co/019eWf991I
Continue readingTue, 17:58: #100HappyDays Day 161: Paddling in the sea is just the best! 🙂 #1HappyYear http://t.co/Ltnya1KMpC Tue, 21:46: The healing power of the bunny. #cuddleabunny
Continue readingMon, 18:13: #Review of Elizabeth Is Missing by @ECHealey, a book that gets behind how we see the unseen conditions http://t.co/9222LmuWZ6 #amreading Mon, 21:18: #100HappyDays Day 160: Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside; Oh I do like…
Continue readingElizabeth Is Missing by Emma Healey This is a quite remarkable story from a debut novelist to watch in the future. Emma Healey’s story is told by Maude – an old lady living with the onset of dementia – as…
Continue readingElizabeth Is Missing by Emma Healey This is a quite remarkable story from a debut novelist to watch in the future. Emma Healey’s story is told by Maude – an old lady living with the onset of dementia – as…
Continue readingSun, 21:28: #100HappyDays Day 159: A nice day meeting up with Iain and Linzi, coffee at Trevathan Farm and lunch… http://t.co/saA0n1eNIU
Continue readingSat, 21:31: #100HappyDays Day 158: Cloudless blue skies for holiday season… #1HappyYear http://t.co/y8ZVTR3P3w
Continue readingFri, 12:08: Well, that was a fast turnaround. Agent #1 says No. 🙁 #MrTumnal #amwriting Fri, 12:10: In my experience of submissions, agents are the worst for giving no feedback at all. Publishers do at least tend to give a…
Continue readingThu, 15:19: And… works out for summer! Well, 10 days or so… 🙂 Thu, 23:21: #100HappyDays Day 156: Noticed this little chap perched high up above the gate to Queen’s College, and… http://t.co/aTdSKUREmx
Continue readingThu, 07:15: Today on the bus: Red Riding Hood is wearing shorts; we’ve someone best described as a highlighter pen #storybookcharacters #busstopstories
Continue readingTue, 12:18: Not too bad. Books and maps, two of my loves… I got 6/10 on Can you identify the book from its map http://t.co/cqF8xnFQb3 Tue, 15:56: Dreams of disconcertedness http://t.co/0xemrZimFo #dreams #life #weirdness Tue, 18:52: Whilst @ECHealey‘s debut novel…
Continue readingThis morning, on my journey into work I saw something – or someone – that I was least expecting to see. From the upstairs window of the bus, I could see a pirate cycling up Headington Hill. Now, some might…
Continue readingI woke this morning, as usual with Radio 4 and Farming Today with every intention of getting up. In fact, I thought – I dreamed – that I did get up and unbelievably, showered, dressed, fed the puss cats, had breakfast…
Continue readingMon, 16:46: I think I can feel air conditioning on this bus, not that it’s making much difference… Might. Just. Expire. #toohot #busstopstories Mon, 19:35: has just had my head blown off by half a #radish that @EmmaEShepherd presented me……
Continue readingThe Voice That Thunders by Alan Garner I began to read this book of essays and lectures with some trepidation. Since before my teenage years I have loved Alan Garner’s books and have grown up with them at my side,…
Continue readingThe Voice That Thunders by Alan Garner I began to read this book of essays and lectures with some trepidation. Since before my teenage years I have loved Alan Garner’s books and have grown up with them at my side,…
Continue readingSun, 12:39: Does anyone else remember Berol pens? #schooldays Sun, 14:31: 5 of 5 stars to Time Was Soft There by Jeremy Mercer https://t.co/H5J4psMjgk Sun, 14:46: A bookophile’s book: #review of Time Was Soft Now by Jeremy Mercer http://t.co/VE1YgCjfpF #books…
Continue readingIn contrast to yesterday, today has been altogether a more productive, enjoyable kind of day. It began with a bit of read in bed this morning, which included a spot of dream reading. Now, does anyone else ever dream read….
Continue readingIn contrast to yesterday, today has been altogether a more productive, enjoyable kind of day. It began with a bit of read in bed this morning, which included a spot of dream reading. Now, does anyone else ever dream read….
Continue readingSat, 12:20: RT @Joannechocolat: I think the main reason that the “literary” world fears YA is because young people have built-in bullshit detectors, wh… Sat, 17:10: #100HappyDays Day 151: I love it how, now when I go to the butchers,…
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