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Welcome to Brendleshire

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By David Barnett
| Prospect Magazine Verified
It’s perhaps the most dreaded question for a writer: “Where do you get your ideas?” Though for Jeff Noon, it’s actually one he seems to relish, because it’s something he thinks about quite a bit. In his latest novel, Moon Over Brendle, he gives us the answer: Brendleshire. Which, of course, doesn’t exist, even in the partly autobiographical setting of Moon Over Brendle, in which Noon maps a magical-realist version of 1968 onto the Lancashire countryside where he grew up.
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Peter F. Hamilton’s books in order

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By David Barnett, Peter Hamilton
| Pan Macmillan
What is Peter F. Hamilton's new book? by Peter F. Hamilton The Crown Dominion has been peaceful for thousands of years. Until now. A distant faction has been in exile for seven thousand years, waiting to claim vengeance on the Celestials. And they're on their way. This presents an unexpected opportunity for Finn and his human allies, who hope to outwit the Celestials and finally release the human population from their near-serfdom.
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Jim Moir: “I’m just a painter”

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By David Barnett
| Prospect Magazine Verified
Having an art exhibition seems to be one of the celebrity tick-list items, along with writing a children’s book and… “I wouldn’t say I was a celebrity,” interjects Jim Moir. Those who know him as anarchic, surrealist comedian Vic Reeves, darling of 1990s TV, might disagree, but Moir, 67, is adamant. “When I was young, people never even referred to us as celebrities,” he says in the echoing David Hockney Gallery at the baroque edifice of Cartwright Hall in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
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