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Katheryn Thompson

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in Middlesbrough, The United Kingdom
June 09

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I wrote Brown Leather Shoes at the age of just fifteen. I am currently in my third year of a PhD at Newcastle University, looking at the reciprocity of marriage negotiations on the early modern stage.

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Katheryn Thompson If I haven't got any new ideas, I won't write just anything so I might read through what I've already written, or read other books, or even listen to …moreIf I haven't got any new ideas, I won't write just anything so I might read through what I've already written, or read other books, or even listen to music or just forget about writing for a while until I get inspiration. I often get the best ideas when I don't mean to! So from something I read or hear someone say, and sometimes get brilliant ideas in the middle of the night or when I'm doing normal, completely unrelated, things.(less)
Katheryn Thompson Getting paid for something that I enjoy thoroughly; for me writing is a way of relaxing, a hobby bordering on an obsession (as Erasmus said "the desir…moreGetting paid for something that I enjoy thoroughly; for me writing is a way of relaxing, a hobby bordering on an obsession (as Erasmus said "the desire to write grows with writing"). It might sound cliched but I also genuinely love that people get enjoyment out of my writing. Seeing your book for sale in Waterstones is also (for lack of a better word) cool.(less)
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Brown Leather Shoes

3.67 avg rating — 6 ratings — published 2014 — 3 editions
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September Wrap Up

What did you read in September?

I read 12 books in September, including Stone Yard Devotional and The Safekeep, which means I've now read all of this year's Booker shortlist. James by Percival Everett is my personal favourite, with Orbital by Samantha Harvey as my second choice. I enjoyed everything I read in September, but my book of the month is The Undetectables. You can read all my reviews by c Read more of this blog post »
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Mythica by Emily Hauser
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An interesting read, which covers a lot of familiar ground but also offers up plenty of fresh information.
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The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee
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It’s a little silly in places, but I had a blast with this one!
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Helen of Nowhere by Makenna Goodman
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I can see I’m in a minority here, but I thought this was fantastic. I loved the unorthodox structure and I loved the way Man is presented, and while I was initially a little thrown by the introduction of more fantastical elements, I came to love the ...more
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The Spy Who Came in from the Cold by John le Carré
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A brutal and brilliant book that seems to come from nowhere in the so-called George Smiley series.
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The Silver Book by Olivia Laing
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A beautifully written novel, whose first half felt like it was going to be a five-star read for me. But I was left a little lost by the historical context the book alludes to, and makes fundamental to its plot, but never really explains. I think I ag ...more
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Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea by Emily Wilson
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An interesting collection of essays about translation and classical literature, rather than a coherent book, which has a slight tendency to present opinion as fact.
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Black Bag by Luke Kennard
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An enjoyable, if bizarre, read which follows an actor hired to wear a black bag to psychology lectures and seminars as part of an experiment. I particularly liked the depiction of the protagonist trying to make a living as an actor.
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All Them Dogs by Djamel White
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Once I got into this one, I found it difficult to put down. But as much as I loved the representation of queerness, I otherwise found All Them Dogs a surprising addition to the Booker longlist.
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