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The True Stories Behind The Photos In Some Of The Vogue Magazine Adverts Of The Late 1960s And Early 1970s

Grey Charm (January 1967) Margaret found her first grey hair when she was 19. By the time she was 25 the horned god of the wild earth had lavished her with a whole headful. She gave zero shits, embraced the situation unreservedly, used the money she had recently embezzled from

Goodbye Kind Friend

Thank You! (Yes, you too, there at the back.)

Yet another brutally honest Substack outpouring about the world of writing

Everything Will Swallow You

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WHY HAS HE BROUGHT THIS PIG INTO OUR BOOKSHOP?

Reflections On Walking In London By A London-Avoiding Bumpkin

Who Would Like Three Free Signed Books?

Also in today's newsletter: a review of summer, a poem and an exclusive audio excerpt from my next novel

The Post-Book Crash Is Real And Don't Let Anybody Tell You Otherwise

Plus An Exclusive Excerpt From Next Year's Novel

A Walk To Bog End And Back With My Dad

In Celebration Of My Dad's Birthday: A Short Account Of A Walk My Family And I Took A Few Years Ago

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A Pagan Sort Of Walk In England's Western Borderlands, A Wartime Hero, And The Unavoidable Interface Between Walking And Writing