Graeme Fife

Author of Arthur the King

12+ Works 319 Members 9 Reviews

About the Author

Graeme Fife is a full-time writer with several books published in the UK and the USA. He has broadcast on all six BBC Radio networks and has written plays, stories and features for radio and stage, as well as directing and performing. A keen cyclist, he has ridden all the celebrated cols of Tour show more legend show less

Works by Graeme Fife

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Arthur the King (1990) 111 copies

The Terror: The Shadow of the Guillotine: France 1792-1794 (2004) 81 copies

Tour de France: The History, the Legend, the Riders (1999) 76 copies

Inside the Peloton: Riding, Winning and Losing the Tour de France (2001) 13 copies

The Beautiful Machine: A Life in Cycling, from Tour de France to Cinder Hill (2007) 12 copies

Massif: Guide to the Great Road Climbs of the Pyrenees (2008) 9 copies

A Misfortune at Seaham 4 copies

Brian Robinson: Pioneer: The Story of Brian Robinson, Britain's First Tour De France Hero (2010) 4 copies

Great Cycling Climbs: The French Alps (2019) 3 copies

Angel of the Assassination (2009) 2 copies

The great road climbs of the northern Alps (2018) 2 copies

The Great Road Climbs of the Southern Alps: The Rapha Guide to the Great Road Climbs (2018) 2 copies

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Associated Works

Slightly Foxed 10: Dreaming of Home and Haileybury (2006) — Contributor — 22 copies

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Gender: male
Nationality: UK

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A Misfortune at Seaham by Graeme Fife

4 Extra Debut:
The heroes of the 1880 Seaham Colliery explosion in Durham.

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Lnatal | 3 other reviews | Mar 31, 2013 |

A Misfortune at Seaham by Graeme Fife

4 Extra Debut:
The heroes of the 1880 Seaham Colliery explosion in Durham.

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Lnatal | 3 other reviews | Mar 31, 2013 |

A Misfortune at Seaham by Graeme Fife

4 Extra Debut:
The heroes of the 1880 Seaham Colliery explosion in Durham.

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Lnatal | 3 other reviews | Mar 31, 2013 |

Angel of the Assassination by Graeme Fife

Angel of the Assassination is a rambling, dull as ditchwater excuse for historical fiction. One suspects that the author didn't have enough information in order to compile a work of any substance regarding Charlotte Corday. Or, conversely, the author was inundated by unimportant miscellanea that was spun out into pages upon pages of irrelevant reflection and pointless dialogue. Also, the text itself needed some going over by a proofreader to boot. Poorly done.

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