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Pied Piper by Nevil Shute
Pied Piper was published in 1942. The story is purely imaginary and something of a fairy tale (a nice one, not a Brothers Grimm horror story) but the setting is as realistic as imagination applied to the news of the day could possibly make a setting.
4 min read


Old Baggage by Lissa Evans
Old Baggage tells you what happened to suffragettes once it was all over. Those of you versed in suffragette lore will relish the...
4 min read


Letters from the Mountains by Patricia Román 'To the people of Andalucia whose past suffering was the catalyst for creating this story'
Ernesto is somewhat inept, naïve and slow on the uptake, and you are going to love him. A musician in a Cuban nightclub, he flees his...
3 min read
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