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Notes from the Midst of a Novel.

Posted on February 4, 2015 by iainmaloney — Leave a comment

Busy, busy, busy. I sort of crashed into the Christmas holidays on a wave of adrenaline and exhaustion. To all intents and purposes working three jobs, the end of the year hit me like a temporal cricket bat to the…

Tagged with: Bending Adversity, Birlinn Books, David Pilling, First Time Solo, Rodge Glass, Silma Hill
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