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Martin Pond
Goodreads Author
Born
The United Kingdom
Website
Twitter
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Member Since
November 2011
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https://www.goodreads.com/martinwrites
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Turn Around Where Possible
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2012
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Cold
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2012
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Unthology: No. 1
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2010
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Dark Steps
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2011
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Drawn To The Deep End
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Tesc-No - Living without supermarkets
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2013
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The Petrified World and other tales: A collection of short stories in support of Population Matters
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Accessory - the real-world workbook for Microsoft Access developers
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2012
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...a wishing well into which I throw my dreams...
Same, David Quantick, same...
Having said that, David's novel All My Colors is excellent.
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“Mum took me to the park a couple of times last week so that I could run. That was a waste of time though, it takes hours to get there and when you finally do, well, there's no room to do anything really, what with all the tents pitched everywhere. Mum says there used to be grass, but I don't see where.”
― Dark Steps
― Dark Steps
“Jo's whimper rose slightly but the scream she yearned for wouldn't materialise. Instead, as she looked at her hand, she began to make a gurgling, gagging noise, more animal than human.”
― Turn Around Where Possible
― Turn Around Where Possible
“Mum took me to the park a couple of times last week so that I could run. That was a waste of time though, it takes hours to get there and when you finally do, well, there's no room to do anything really, what with all the tents pitched everywhere. Mum says there used to be grass, but I don't see where.”
― Dark Steps
― Dark Steps
“And what do YOU like in life?' [the priest] asks me, ready to play the patronising game at my expense in order to raise a giggle from the rest of the class, thus rendering him popular for a few perverse minutes. 'Mott The Hoople,' I answer truthfully.”
― Autobiography
― Autobiography
