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David Farrell
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in Gweru, Zimbabwe
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January 2015
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https://www.goodreads.com/davidmfarrell
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The Chameleon
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Where the Birds Don't Fly (The Wilde Collection #2)
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My African Rose (The Wilde Collection #3)
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My passion is writing.
It’s fascinating, daunting, funny, frustrating, engaging, and above all rewarding - for the soul.
I refuse to be a writer where I view the industry as the problem. That I am deserving of success and artistic recognition without putting in the hard yards. The writing world owes me nothing.
Choosing to be an author. I understand that this business involves risks, and success requires effort, time, and Read more of this blog post »
I refuse to be a writer where I view the industry as the problem. That I am deserving of success and artistic recognition without putting in the hard yards. The writing world owes me nothing.
Choosing to be an author. I understand that this business involves risks, and success requires effort, time, and Read more of this blog post »
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"Perfectly acceptable political memoir by someone ordinary who was tasked to work through some extraordinary circumstances. Occasionally it’s a great memoir, it’s never a disappointing one, unless you’re sexist, bitter, sitting on the right of the win"
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This book exceeded my expectations. I related on so many more levels than I ever imagined possible. Humble beginnings. Detachment - the burying of concerns. Annoyances with the inevitable old-school tie brigade. The obsolescence of Boomer ideals. To n ...more |
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"I admit it took me a while to figure out how intelligent Jacinda Ardern was. This was mostly because my mum had a thank-you note from Jacinda, which she kept on her fridge, and the handwriting seemed childish — big, loopy, and neat. It turned out I j"
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“The purest of the arts where scribes develop a distinctive tone of their life's work whilst exploring nuances for the next project. Having to produce intricate webs of subtle flows, maintain focus and striving relevance.”
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