Ask the Author: A.M. Gould
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A.M. Gould
For me, it would have to be Great Expectations- Victorian London.
This is my favourite era both in fiction and non-fiction. I come across some amazing characters when I'm researching for my writing. Some poor souls who have the odds stacked against them and some devilishly, bad to the bone criminals
This is my favourite era both in fiction and non-fiction. I come across some amazing characters when I'm researching for my writing. Some poor souls who have the odds stacked against them and some devilishly, bad to the bone criminals
A.M. Gould
For me, it would have to be Great Expectations- Victorian London.
This is my favourite era both in fiction and non-fiction. I come across some amazing characters when I'm researching for my writing. Some poor souls who have the odds stacked against them and some devilishly, bad to the bone criminals
This is my favourite era both in fiction and non-fiction. I come across some amazing characters when I'm researching for my writing. Some poor souls who have the odds stacked against them and some devilishly, bad to the bone criminals
A.M. Gould
I am currently working on a non-fiction book looking at Somerset criminals who were sent to Australia as convicts between 1787 and 1868. This is a mammoth piece of research, its surprising how many Somerset people were sent to the colonies and started new lives
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