Charles Heathcote | Those Books What I Read in September | 2022 @CharlesHeathcote | Uploaded November 2022 | Updated October 2024, 25 minutes ago.
Yeah it's late, what of it?
Books Mentioned:
After Sappho by Selby Wynn Schwarz
Maps of Our Spectacular Bodies by Maddie Mortimer
Borrowed Scenery by Joy Winkler
The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope
Brickmakers by Selva Almada translated by Annie McDermott
The Phone Box at the Edge of the World by Laura Imai Messina translated by Lucy Rand
The Anomaly by Herve le Tellier translated by Adriana Hunter
Disquiet by Zulfu Livaneli translated by Brendan Freely
The Art of Losing by Alice Zeniter translated by Frank Wynne
My books are available to purchase from variousaltitudes.com/books
Our Doris: amzn.to/2SKJioK
Indisputably Doris: amzn.to/2RADf53
Doris Ahoy: amzn.to/2ks33Fl
Royally Doris: bit.ly/3L00y5g
An Heir to Murder: bit.ly/2Svpjev
Keep in touch:
Support an indie author: ko-fi.com/charlesheathcote
Email: charles@variousaltitudes.com
Facebook: facebook.com/variousaltitudes
Twitter: twitter.com/C_Heathcote
Instagram: instagram.com/charles.heathcote
Goodreads: bit.ly/2AAVmAW
uk.bookshop.org/shop/charlesheathcote
About Me:
I was born in Macclesfield and very rarely leave. I mainly discuss books on this channel but every now and then something else will slip through the net. I'm interested in most fiction, and enjoy books that tell stories about older characters as I feel they're often under represented in literature. Lately, I've become interesting in telling and discovering working class tales.
I have a BA in Creative Writing and have been the secretary to the Macclesfield Creative Writing Group since 2011. In 2015 I independently published my first book Our Doris. The book follows the eponymous Mrs Doris Copeland, atomic housewife, with a rock bun recipe that can make even the most secure dentures shudder. There are three sequels, Indisputably Doris, Doris Ahoy, and Royally Doris.
In 2020 I released An Heir to Murder, the first in a cosy crime series featuring Alice Valentine.
Yeah it's late, what of it?
Books Mentioned:
After Sappho by Selby Wynn Schwarz
Maps of Our Spectacular Bodies by Maddie Mortimer
Borrowed Scenery by Joy Winkler
The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope
Brickmakers by Selva Almada translated by Annie McDermott
The Phone Box at the Edge of the World by Laura Imai Messina translated by Lucy Rand
The Anomaly by Herve le Tellier translated by Adriana Hunter
Disquiet by Zulfu Livaneli translated by Brendan Freely
The Art of Losing by Alice Zeniter translated by Frank Wynne
My books are available to purchase from variousaltitudes.com/books
Our Doris: amzn.to/2SKJioK
Indisputably Doris: amzn.to/2RADf53
Doris Ahoy: amzn.to/2ks33Fl
Royally Doris: bit.ly/3L00y5g
An Heir to Murder: bit.ly/2Svpjev
Keep in touch:
Support an indie author: ko-fi.com/charlesheathcote
Email: charles@variousaltitudes.com
Facebook: facebook.com/variousaltitudes
Twitter: twitter.com/C_Heathcote
Instagram: instagram.com/charles.heathcote
Goodreads: bit.ly/2AAVmAW
uk.bookshop.org/shop/charlesheathcote
About Me:
I was born in Macclesfield and very rarely leave. I mainly discuss books on this channel but every now and then something else will slip through the net. I'm interested in most fiction, and enjoy books that tell stories about older characters as I feel they're often under represented in literature. Lately, I've become interesting in telling and discovering working class tales.
I have a BA in Creative Writing and have been the secretary to the Macclesfield Creative Writing Group since 2011. In 2015 I independently published my first book Our Doris. The book follows the eponymous Mrs Doris Copeland, atomic housewife, with a rock bun recipe that can make even the most secure dentures shudder. There are three sequels, Indisputably Doris, Doris Ahoy, and Royally Doris.
In 2020 I released An Heir to Murder, the first in a cosy crime series featuring Alice Valentine.
