Novel, including novel in my blog, and novel in Folkestone.

Venues:

The Ship Inn 0.57 hotel real ale restaurant food child friendly :: [comment] :: [delete]

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Blog / forum etc:

Useful tips for guitar beginners! '08

Blood '06

Who tickets '06

Sofa not so good '06

I aspire to a gold card, but I struggle to pay off my debts '05

Tears before bedtime '04

Folkestone, you have embarrassed yourself '04

Novelty Single Packaging` '03

Barfly Cardiff presents Seafood '01

Shirehorses are GO! '01

Events:

Live music - DAVID GRAY Leas Cliff Hall 21 Mar 2008 Trained as a painter at the Liverpool College of Art, David Gray eschewed art for a career in music. Since then, he has had three UK No.1 albums and won the prestigious Ivor Novello Award twice - in 2001 for his breakthrough single ‘Babylon’ and again

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Folkestone Literary Festival Event - Winnie and Wolf 07 Nov 2007 A.N. Wilson - Winnie and Wolf Venue: The Grand. Tickets: £8/£7 Award-winning biographer and a celebrated novelist, A.N. Wilson presents Winnie and Wolf, the story of the extraordinary relationship between Winifred Wagner and Adolf Hitler, as seen thro

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Folkestone Literary Festival Event - Mary Lawson 06 Nov 2007 Mary Lawson - The Other Side of the Bridge Venue: Leas Cliff Hall - Channel Suite. Tickets: £7/£6. Longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2006 and selected as a Richard and Judy Summer Read 2007, Lawson’s second novel is the compel ing, humane and vividl

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Theatre - Little Women The Tower Theatre Conversion 06 Sep 2007 The youth section of Folkestone & Hythe Operatic and Dramatic Society presents "Little Women", adapted from Louisa M. Alcott's classic novel. - Venue: The Tower Theatre, North Road, Shorncliffe, Folkestone. - Tickets: £6, concessions £5, available on 0130

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Theatre - Little Women The Tower Theatre Conversion 04 Sep 2007 The youth section of Folkestone & Hythe Operatic and Dramatic Society presents "Little Women", adapted from Louisa M. Alcott's classic novel. - Venue: The Tower Theatre, North Road, Shorncliffe, Folkestone. - Tickets: £6, concessions £5, available on 0130

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A hint of Syn 01580 762334 12 May 2007 - smuggling on the Marsh.

Extracts from famous smuggling stories - both fact and fiction, including extracts from the Dr. Syn novels.

Starring Nina Thorndike (Russell Thorndike’s granddaughter), Vernon Reeve and Peter Mould.

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Folkestone Literary Festival. The Greatest Science-Fiction Novels of All Time: Adam Roberts with Heather and Ivan Morison The Metropole 18 Nov 2006 Novelist and academic Adam Roberts, author of Gradisil, Bored of the Rings and Science Fiction for the New Critical Idiom series, talks to artists Heather and Ivan Morison about science-fiction writing, in particular the ’’Ten Greatest Science-Fiction Nov

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The Greatest Science-Fiction Novels of All Time: Adam Roberts with Heather and Ivan Morison The Metropole 18 Nov 2006 Novelist and academic Adam Roberts, author of Gradisil, Bored of the Rings and Science Fiction for the New Critical Idiom series, talks to artists Heather and Ivan Morison about science-fiction writing, in particular the ’’Ten Greatest Science-Fiction Nov

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Folkestone Literary - Andrew Pepper and D.J. Taylor The Grand 17 Nov 2006 Talk by Andrew Pepper and D.J. Taylor on their Victorian mystery novels, as part of Folkestone Literary Festival.
o Venue: The Grand, The Leas, Folkestone.
o Time: 1:30pm.
o Tickets: £6 (£5 for "Friends of the Festival").
o Tickets

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Folkestone Literary Festival - John Mullan The Grand 16 Nov 2006 Talk by John Mullan entitled "How Novels Work" as part of Folkestone Literary Festival.
o Venue: The Grand, The Leas, Folkestone.
o Time: 3:30pm.
o Tickets £6 (£5 for "Friends of the Literary Festival", free to school and university stud

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