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Jeremy Cooper

London, Twyford
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Westminster Extra The independent London newspaper

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By Peter Gruner, Jeremy Cooper, Fitzcarraldo Editions
| Westminster Extra Verified
Jeremy Cooper, author of Brian [Amy Howden-Chapman] HE’S a single bloke in his late 30s who works as a clerk for Camden Council, has a tiny flat on Kentish Town Road above an Indian restaurant, and spends every spare moment watching films. Enter, nervously stage left, is Brian, whose extraordinary story is told in a book of the same name by author Jeremy Cooper. Brian admits to difficulties in his working life, including what to say to people he’s meeting for the first time.
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Australia needs to kick its diesel habit – and a timetable to electrify machines that run on imported oil

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By Jeremy Cooper
| RenewEconomy Verified
The Australian economy still runs on imported oil. Despite being one of the world’s largest exporters of energy, Australia imports around 90 per cent of its refined transport fuel. The country now has just two operating oil refineries, capable of processing about 230,000 barrels of crude a day – only a fraction of national fuel demand. Australia spends tens of billions of dollars every year importing oil and refined fuels – money that could instead be invested in domestic energy infrastructure.
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Discord by Jeremy Cooper - review by Rachel Armitage

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By Jeremy Cooper
| Literary Review Verified
Intense and often transient relationships between artists and their muses are well established: Dalí had Gala, the pre-Raphaelites had Lizzie Siddal, Messiaen had Loriod. In Jeremy Cooper’s new novel, Discord, composer Rebekah Rosen has star classical saxophonist Evie Bennet. The story revolves around a series of meetings in 2022 and 2023 after Rebekah and Evie are brought together by a BBC Proms commission, ‘Distant Voices’.
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