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Writing the Breaking Wave

Ian Marchant

Ian Marchant's substack concerning the problems of writing a realistic novel about pop music

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Gently does it.

Here’s me with a bear in the hospice. I had a meeting this morning with the palliative consultant. Hilary was here for the meeting. Afterwards, Hilary said “I think you should say something about what she just told us” and so here we go.

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Waterloo Tattoo

Here’s me with four bears. A nurse gave us these last night, one for each of the grandchildren. Volunteers have knitted sweaters for the bears, and we could choose which ones we liked. Although it’s not a walk in Yellowstone Park here, the...

9 months ago
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Seven days later

Last Sunday’s event in Presteigne’s Assembly Rooms was the first time in almost three months that I was allowed out from hospital. It was such a delight that so many friends, family, neighbours and old collaborators were able to attend. Whe...

10 months ago
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The Wave hits the shore

Today is the official publication day of The Breaking Wave, according to Nielsen Bookscan. Here is the link to pre-order (or order, really) the book, by post or click-and-collect. Please note that there are only 250 copies currently availa...

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The View from my Office

Looking up from my hospital bed after 10 weeks as an in-patient, I thought readers might enjoy this picture of my habitual view.

You might also like (especially if you live in Presteigne, or nearby) the new function which allows you to cli...

a year ago
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