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- The Siege 632 copies, 30 reviews
- A Spell of Winter 393 copies, 13 reviews
- Ingo 386 copies, 15 reviews
- Talking to the Dead 288 copies, 3 reviews
- Your Blue-eyed Boy 214 copies, 3 reviews
- The Betrayal 208 copies, 30 reviews
- Mourning Ruby (also Author) (Author) 189 copies, 5 reviews
- The Tide Knot 174 copies, 2 reviews
- With Your Crooked Heart 149 copies, 5 reviews
- The Greatcoat 142 copies, 11 reviews
- House of Orphans 139 copies, 8 reviews
- The Deep 125 copies, 6 reviews
- Zennor in Darkness 120 copies, 4 reviews
- Burning Bright 119 copies, 4 reviews
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Helen Dunmore has 3 past events. (show) A Ghostly Evening with Helen Dunmore Helen Dunmore reads from The Greatcoat. This is the moment for citywide book groups and readers to meet the author of our set book: Orange Prize winning Dunmore’s The Greatcoat, written for Hammer and recently Radio 4’s Book At Bedtime. A ghost story? Romance? Or is there more at stake? An evening of fine company, refreshments and storytelling. (psutto)… (more) Literary Inspirations Helen Dunmore, Counting the Stars.; Lloyd Jones, Mister Pip. Tickets £10. "Helen Dunmore’s novel, Counting the Stars, tells the story of the poet Catullus’ tormented relationship with his secret mistress, Clodia – the subject of his most passionate verse – set against the backdrop of Julius Caesar’s Rome. Lloyd Jones’ Mister Pip, set on a strife-riddled tropical island in New Guinea where a single white man re-tells Dickens’ Great Expectations to the rapt inhabitants, is a haunting tour-de-force which has become an international best-seller. Helen Dunmore was the first winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction, Lloyd Jones, who lives in New Zealand, is a prolific writer." (christiguc)… (more) Helen Dunmore and Deborah Moggach hosted by James Nash Helen Dunmore reads from Counting the Stars.; Deborah Moggach reads from In the Dark.; James NashRunning time: 60 minutes. Price: £6. "Enjoy the sparkling company of Helen Dunmore and Deborah Moggach as they converse with each other and the audience about their life and work." (christiguc)
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