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Pete May
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Doing a job you love and seeing your name on a book spine.
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Man About Tarn: How A Londoner Learned To Love The Lake District
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The Joy of Essex
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2012
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Whovian Dad: A Doctor Who Fan's Travels Through Time and Space
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2014
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Sunday Muddy Sunday: The Heart and Soul of Sunday League Football
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1998
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Flying So High: West Ham's Cup Finals
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2012
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West Ham: Irons in the Soul
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2002
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Hammers in the Heart: A Lifetime of Supporting West Ham
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2005
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Goodbye to Boleyn
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Rent Boy: How One Man Spent 20 Years Falling Off the Property Ladder
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2004
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6 editions
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Ageing Body, Confused Mind
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2006
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Leonie's review
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What Are Words Worth? Diary of a Midlist Writer Misfiring in the Gig Economy:
"An excellent glimpse into the life of a mid-list writer. Every penny is hard-earned, and barely amounts to a hill of beans.
I'm one of those bottom list authors, Pete but I feel I've learnt a few little tricks of the trade which might help me toss a f" Read more of this review » |
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What Are Words Worth? Diary of a Midlist Writer Misfiring in the Gig Economy:
"Pete May’s trials and tribulations as a writer not only reveal the challenges writers face today to generate income in a world with decreasing opportunities, they also open a door, a gorgeous peak into his life in his little corner of London. Told wi"
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“The next day I watched the highlights on TV. The various Steves even said that Alison O’Brien’s dad had purchased some new device called a video recorder and that he had recorded the game so that we could watch it over and over again.”
― Hammers in the Heart: A Lifetime of Supporting West Ham
― Hammers in the Heart: A Lifetime of Supporting West Ham
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