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So, I’m Chris and it’s lovely to meet you.

A bit about me, then.

I was born and bred in the city of steel: Sheffield.

I spent – or misspent, whichever your viewpoint – the majority of my ‘young’ years on the Northern Soul circuit. I say circuit, although that mainly consisted of trips to Wigan’s ‘Casino Club’ just about every weekend, with the odd trip to other venues interspersed. One reason I mention this is because it’s around this time and place that my first novel is set – Wood, Talc and Mr.J.

My academic education came much later, from scratch, in a sense.

In time, I fell in love with the idea of languages, French in particular, and went on to get a BA Hons in French Language and Literature with subsidiary Spanish at The University of Shef
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Chris Rose Joan, so sorry. believe it or not, I've only just seen this question. I do hope things are getting easier for you with each passing day.

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Joan, so sorry. believe it or not, I've only just seen this question. I do hope things are getting easier for you with each passing day.

And to be perfectly honest, things are moving very slowly for me.

One of the things might me to get yourself in some of the goodreads lists and get friends to vote for your book; as well as to look for as many facebook author groups you can and join them.

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when neither third nor first-person narrative will do? an impromptu interview with… well, me – you have to admire my cheek!

a a JPEGNow – nudge, nudge, wink, wink – that you’ve read ‘Wood, Talc and Mr. J’, the book with the beguiling tag of ‘We never had it so good’, a tag which, I might add, was an afterthought, you may be interested to know that, as I write – pun intended – a sequel is on the way: ‘Nancy Boy’, with another alluring tag of ‘(for one year only…)’


And why a sequel?


Well, believe it or not, many reader

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C.E. Medford
“Our house was inside a black halo, thin as a soap bubble. Everything was squeezing in on us and everything was about to burst.”
C.E. Medford, Magic America

C.E. Medford
“The bank man had been standing quietly by our picnic table, waiting to lock up the house. Around his waist he wore a live rattlesnake for a belt. Behind it, his stomach was a black hole of hunger.”
C.E. Medford, Magic America

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Promod Sharma Thanks for connecting. I feel, to start with let us have short exchanges related to our views/ personal philosophies/ work etc.
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Chris Rose Mary wrote: "Hello, nice to connect, much love, Mary x"

You too, Mary, thanks for the lovely welcome! xx


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Mary Wood Hello, nice to connect, much love, Mary x


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