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Rupert Wolfe-Murray
Goodreads Author
Born
in Leeds, The United Kingdom
September 24, 1963
Website
Twitter
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Influences
George Orwell, Kurt Vonnegut, Haruki Murakami
Member Since
February 2018
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/wolfemurray
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9 Months in Tibet
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1997
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7 editions
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Himalayan Bus Plunge: And Other Stories from Nepal
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The Wind and the Castle: A fairy tale inspired by Hermann Hesse
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Four takes on movement, from club to community
On and EX TO X bring four Berliners together to show what effortless movement means to them and talk community and creative exchange, wearing the latest On x Zendaya collection pieces.
Ask musician Nene H, filmmaker Tsellot Melesse, dancer Hannah Hamam or creative producer Angelique Houben what movement means, and nobody mentions the word “exercise”. Instead, it’s what drives them, what pushes
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Rupert’s Recent Updates
"Between this book and Orbital being Booker prize winners, I’m convinced that smoking crack is a prerequisite to judging the contest….
Jk it wasn’t that bad. But it was pretty bad. This book was ham fisted in its metaphors, meandering in its story telli" Read more of this review » |
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"This was a quick no from me."
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" Taiwan Travelogue feels flat and emotionally empty, with no real connection to the story or characters.
This Booker Prize win really makes it feel like the “any book can get nominated and win” era has officially arrived." |
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"So underwhelming. From the elementary school- level history and geography bites to the in your face metaphors on colonialism, only made (so much) worse by the ridiculous note after note at the end of the "novel", I can't believe I actually kept readi"
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A good yarn. Well written . Compelling. But a few errors burst the bubble, the sense of a new world that every good novel must create in order for it to be convincing. First of all, it says the young Bond lived in Glencoe, Scotland. I'm from Scotland ...more |
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“I don't know" is how I reply to people with conspiracy theories about the coronavirus. This avoids going down their rabbit hole.”
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“I don't know" is how I reply to people with conspiracy theories about the coronavirus. This avoids going down their rabbit hole.”
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The Next Best Book Club
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— last activity Oct 25, 2026 03:49PM
Are you searching for the NEXT best book? Are you willing to kiss all your spare cash goodbye? Are you easily distracted by independent bookshops, bi ...more