Mat Coward
Author of In And Out
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Room to Move 2 copies
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The World's Finest Mystery and Crime Stories: First Annual Collection (2000) — Contributor — 68 copies, 1 review
The World's Finest Mystery and Crime Stories: Second Annual Collection (2001) — Contributor — 56 copies, 1 review
The Year's 25 Finest Crime and Mystery Stories: Third Annual Edition (1994) — Contributor — 10 copies
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Mat Coward has written for "Fortean Times", so it's not surprising he has a collection of odd press cuttings; one of "Fortean Times" mainstays over the years.
"Cannibal victims speak out!" includes unfathomable news cuttings like "Clinging to a chrome post in the middle of the carriage was a nun about 30 years old, dishevelled, red-faced, and totally catatonic with alcohol. The arrival of a 12-stone man in a bright red beret and mirror shades, surprisingly, did little to alleviate his show more anxiety."
The only problem is that this is a slim volume in large font so it can be read very quickly, although, if you're like me, you'll want to re-read entries like "Mrs Thatcher pointed out several landmarks to ten-year-old Toby Blackledge from Bow, who sucked his orange lollipop and promised loyal support. He said afterwards, 'She stands for everything I believe in.'" show less
"Cannibal victims speak out!" includes unfathomable news cuttings like "Clinging to a chrome post in the middle of the carriage was a nun about 30 years old, dishevelled, red-faced, and totally catatonic with alcohol. The arrival of a 12-stone man in a bright red beret and mirror shades, surprisingly, did little to alleviate his show more anxiety."
The only problem is that this is a slim volume in large font so it can be read very quickly, although, if you're like me, you'll want to re-read entries like "Mrs Thatcher pointed out several landmarks to ten-year-old Toby Blackledge from Bow, who sucked his orange lollipop and promised loyal support. He said afterwards, 'She stands for everything I believe in.'" show less
A humorous whodunit set in a convincing description of a future Britain in which the effects of over consumption of natural resources lead to new way of life. Great holiday read!
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