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Fri, 20:38: wonders whether you would vote for someone called Colin Cockshaw? Fri, 20:44: just had the nicest ever @ocado delivery driver ever! 🙂
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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 moreFri, 20:38: wonders whether you would vote for someone called Colin Cockshaw? Fri, 20:44: just had the nicest ever @ocado delivery driver ever! 🙂
Continue readingThu, 23:05: It’s been an odd day today, but its all worked out in the end… Fri, 10:57: According to the @OxfordWords classical character quiz, I am Orpheus! Which classical character are you? http://t.co/AWBamkOy Fri, 10:59: According to the @OxfordWords…
Continue readingMany people find that after a long, stressful day at work, the evening commute can be just the antidote that one needs to calm you down ready to enjoy the evening. It kind of works in reverse too, I’ve found….
Continue readingWed, 10:54: RT @bicestervets: We are starting to focus more on backyard chickens which are becoming increasingly popular. Here’s a link to a… htt … Wed, 10:55: RT @bicestervets We are starting to focus more on backyard chickens which are…
Continue readingIt’s good to see the father of the internet Tim Berners-Lee urging the government to stop the snooping bill. I really hope they listen. What I don’t understand is why the government think that it’s going to make the world…
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Continue readingThu, 14:53: is trying to persuade myself that I don’t need chocolate… Thu, 16:02: RT @IceFarm: A new way to travel around #Iceland: Booty shakin’! http://t.co/Gscl2InC Thu, 16:03: RT @IceFarm: Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men have sold 55,000 copies…
Continue readingWed, 13:43: The illustrated eBook… http://t.co/0Jrvv6Az Wed, 13:56: 10 Misconceptions About Writing Books For Children http://t.co/0AOWGYMw \via @MHarrison13 @writersdigest Wed, 15:11: This time round, Madness – It Must be love is the penultimate song on the #weddingplaylist. What will be…
Continue readingThere’s a stereotypical image of the struggling writer, drinking and writing in his garret flat. I’ve never been that stereotype, however I have found that on occasion a drink would seem to aid the process of creativity. On my first…
Continue readingTue, 13:50: Mongolia stelarta http://t.co/9Q0auGUh Tue, 16:19: Is there room for a Twelfth Cake? #ShakespeareCakes Tue, 16:21: Just posted a photo http://t.co/wKzy5oQ6 Tue, 16:24: Just posted a photo http://t.co/blPhaHlz Tue, 16:27: Just posted a photo http://t.co/HAxCSNyh Tue, 16:33: To bourbon,…
Continue readingBetween the sunshine and showers (has anyone else come across the Met Office’s new rainfall radar chart yet?) I have taken myself off for a bicycle ride. Not far, I headed up through the estate, across the roundabout and down…
Continue readingMon, 12:08: RT @WstonesOxfordSt: We couldn’t watch the boat race so we put some Cambridge dictionaries and Oxford University Press books in a sink a … Mon, 13:22: is writing about the pleasures of rereading: an in-exhaustive list http://t.co/oPkQ9qzN #reading…
Continue readingBack in the day when I was still single and writing The End Of All Worlds the weather as exhibited this Easter Monday was the weather to inspire me. A bank holiday meant a bonus day to devote to writing,…
Continue readingSun, 20:49: My thoughts on @creationtheatre‘s and the @_factory‘s stunning new production of #OdysseyOxford. Catch it if you can! http://t.co/JzbdF2Ex Mon, 11:32: Stop the Latchmore Brook stream “restoration” project http://t.co/7g2CxCEJ via @AddThis Mon, 11:41: My w/e papers have just got…
Continue readingSun, 00:03: On page 96 of 292 of The Girl With Glass Feet, by Ali Shaw http://t.co/L97wcGEe
Continue readingInspired by this article in today’s Observer on the pleasures of rereading, here are a few of my forever friends of the book world, and why. The list isn’t exhaustive, just the one’s that come to mind. Swallows & Amazons…
Continue readingFri, 15:16: On page 80 of 292 of The Girl With Glass Feet, by Ali Shaw http://t.co/EpPetvNO Fri, 15:25: RT @creationtheatre: Looking for some epic storytelling this Friday eve? Book online for The Odyssey (http://t.co/QhKxc4BA) or try your … Fri,…
Continue readingThu, 17:37: On page 62 of 292 of The Girl With Glass Feet, by Ali Shaw http://t.co/3Mx8CAx3 Thu, 18:24: Just posted a photo http://t.co/gkQpEjXZ Thu, 18:34: Just posted a photo http://t.co/u8ER3fjQ Thu, 20:24: Stop the Latchmore Brook “restoration” project. If…
Continue readingWed, 15:41: : and finally, #newsround is 40 http://t.co/XRpnDUZ2 Wed, 18:34: “Perhaps you think too hard about what words you’re going to use and how to make your mouth say them.” @Ali_Shaw could have had me in mind! Thu, 10:38:…
Continue readingWed, 11:02: If @twitter had been invented in the 80s… http://t.co/3F7ZABrF
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