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Tom Vaughan

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My twin brother Richard and I were born and raised in the family home of Courtfield in Herefordshire, UK. The family moved to the Cotswolds, where for a while we lived in a rambling establishment, The Manor House at Bourton-on-the-Water. Within a couple of years we were on the move again, this time to the other extreme, to 7 1/2 Smith Terrace, a tiny house in Chelsea. A little later we made a third move and, for a while, settled in a more substantial family home at 2 Cambridge Place.

I married in 1979 and raised three wonderful children with my wife in our house on Pembroke Villas, London. We have now moved back to Herefordshire only a few miles away from my family home, Courtfield.

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Tom Vaughan The satisfaction that comes with creative process and the ability to work alone - in your own time - without being beholden to anyone else.

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Tom Vaughan Write - and don’t be put off. If you have got the plot and bones of the story right, you may be surprised to find the book will start to write itself …moreWrite - and don’t be put off. If you have got the plot and bones of the story right, you may be surprised to find the book will start to write itself - even the characters will ‘emerge’ from your pen. You become like a conduit for a book that must be written. It may take you on many unexpected twists and turns, but let it develop and go with it.(less)

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The Other Side of Loss

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Here are some suggested questions for book clubs reading The Other Side of Loss. I hope you find them useful.

1. Overall experience of the book
• Were you shocked by the disturbing events in the early chapters?
• Did the religious elements of the novel put you off or disturb you?
• How universal is this book? Would it speak to someone from a different faith or national background?
• What main ideas do Read more of this blog post »

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