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Rupert’s 2024 Year in Books
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Rupert Wolfe-Murray’s Followers (10)
2,076 books
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5,418 friends
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Rupert Wolfe-Murray
Goodreads Author
Born
in Leeds, The United Kingdom
September 24, 1963
Website
Twitter
Genre
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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* Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. To add more, click here.
Mexico: A Coca Cola-Colony?
By Aidan Wolfe Murray
I found myself on the shores of the Yucatan in the scorching heat of summer, with only the pack on my back and a handful of rumours about where I was.
Mexico, land of the ancients. A great peninsula stretching from the base of the USA all the way into Central America. One enormous coastline treading the mighty Pacific and the other surfing the warm waters of the Caribbean. As Read more of this blog post »
I found myself on the shores of the Yucatan in the scorching heat of summer, with only the pack on my back and a handful of rumours about where I was.
Mexico, land of the ancients. A great peninsula stretching from the base of the USA all the way into Central America. One enormous coastline treading the mighty Pacific and the other surfing the warm waters of the Caribbean. As Read more of this blog post »
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Rupert Wolfe-Murray
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130 other people
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Katie Colson's review
of
Ordinary Monsters (The Talents Trilogy, #1):
"I'm not sure how to articulate my feelings toward this book and the reading experience.
I want to start off by saying that there are so many things I really enjoyed. - The narrator's voice is phenomenal. Highly recommend the audiobook (though it's a lo" Read more of this review » |
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Rupert Wolfe-Murray
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455 other people
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Jordan (Jordy’s Book Club)'s review
of
Ordinary Monsters (The Talents Trilogy, #1):
"QUICK-ISH TAKE: Stick with me here.
Ordinary Monsters is a f*cking mess. It’s epically long at 672 pages, with a sprawling cast of characters, an unwieldy system of magic, a school for gifted youth that feels very familiar, and some muddled characte" Read more of this review » |
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Rupert Wolfe-Murray
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RunHikeBikeExplore 's review
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The Happy Nomad: Live with less and find what really matters:
"I first thought that Charlotte was a similar age to myself as some of her experiences were similar to my own. Charlotte is younger, highlighting that not so much has changed re domestic abuse (esp for women from small, stuck in time, places).
Did love" Read more of this review » |
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Rupert Wolfe-Murray
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Natalie's review
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The Happy Nomad: Live with less and find what really matters:
"A great read. I love biographies, but especially biographies about travelling.
This is Charlotte's story of how she came to come out of a relationship and sell her house, and bought a campervan. Something many people dream of but never do. I really e" Read more of this review » |
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A brilliant and fascinating insight into a man they considered insane. Especially interesting for anyone interested in the history of Kent. |
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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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