Make Me Read These Books | July TBR

Honestly, I've not been reading for too long.

Books Mentioned:

The Furrows by Namwali Serpell
How We Disappeared by Jin-Jin Lee
The Whalebone Theatre by Joanna Quinn
Fall of the Argosi by Sebastien de Castell
A Game of Hide and Seek by Elizabeth Taylor
The Trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst by Katie Lumsden
Streets of Laredo by Larry McMurtry
Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami, trans. by Jay Rubin
The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman by Angela Carter
No Love Lost (selected novellas) by Rachel Ingalls

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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.