That's me, grinning inanely, holding a book. My book. Did you know I'd written a book?
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About Me
- Roger Morris
- Writer. Author of Taking Comfort, A Gentle Axe (The Gentle Axe in America) and A Vengeful Longing. www.rogernmorris.co.uk
8 comments:
D'oh, why can't you edit posts?
What I tried to say in that deleted comment above is: the byline makes it sound as if you personally suffered some tragedy that started with a death at a tube station, rather than that being the plot of your novel.
Yes! That's what my wife said. Ah well. Maybe some people will buy a copy out of sympathy. Or maybe they'll just be totally confused.
He got better.
Why's it called a Tube Station? The tunnel doesn't move, the train does, so that's never made sense to me. Please ignore me.
Debra and Steve, why do you think I have that fixed grin on my face? I'm a re-animated corpse.
Richard, it's a common misunderstanding. The London Underground was actually invented by a Danish engineer called Dr Claus Tube. Hope that clears up any confusion.
Roger, I've always suspected that you are an animatronic puppet or a computer generated character.
Roger, thanks for participating in my continuous education of all things British. When can I start bugging my local Borders to order your book for me?
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