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Tag Archives: fiction
A cubiculum of one’s own, or the power of a bad story.
After months and months of legal wrangling I’ve moved house – goodbye ironstone cottage, hello 1980s brick – and with it I’ve acquired something I covet: a large writing studio all of my own. This is absolutely, completely unnecessary, as … Continue reading
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‘How It Was’ stories
I’ve got my proofs for ‘Roman Life on Hadrian’s Wall’ back and am working on a proposal for another book about Romans, so how to write history books is something that is in my head a lot at the moment. … Continue reading
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