Rob Brown author of 'Pub Rules of the Eighties' and 'The Pub-Quizzer's Tactical Field Manual'. So very much a pub theme emerging there then.

Swindon, England
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If you've figured out a foolproof way of making loads of money with zero effort using AI/Facebook/YouTube/Instagram/Amazon etc etc, that critically depends on not everyone doing it, why on Earth would you want to tell anyone else how to do it? #chinnyreckon
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🚨 BOOK READERS 🚨 How do you choose a novel? Cover, blurb, reviews, price? I’m conducting research for a project and would really appreciate your input: a 90-second, no-typing survey (completely anonymous). keithapearson.co.uk/reader-s… Please share. More readers = better data. 🙏
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Absolute bargain!
Need a Little Time - 99p today Kindle Daily Deal in the UK, until midnight tonight. adamecclesbooks.com/antisoci…
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What is the best thing to ever come out of the USA?
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If your answer isn't 'the muppets' you're wrong.
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You could read another repetitive, homogenous, clone book that the mainstream publishers churn out in an attempt to convince you that some berk off the telly has suddenly discovered they're a talented writer. You could do that or, hear me out ...
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you could read an indie book that won't make you vomit through your eyeballs and that you might actually enjoy!
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Eyes on the Road: Recent graduates Josh and Morgan find themselves thrust together on the open road. Having nothing in common except their destination, they’re sure they’ll be fine. What could go wrong? 👇🏻 amazon.com/dp/1777244943?lv=…
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A quick post, but a MASSIVE thank you to everyone who's jumped straight in and bought 'No Onward Chain'. Thanks to your amazing support, it's topping three categories and now ranks among the top 300 books on Amazon. ❤️ Maybe Apple, Netflix, or Amazon are taking note - the Gibley Smith crew are outranking Blake Crouch. 😁
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Do you remember the first time you went on holiday with your mates? That one heady summer when you and your two or three closest idiots were free to do whatever the hell you wanted provided it didn't compromise a particularly challenging budget?
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The Whinge in the Willows is exactly that. An unashamed wallow in the nostalgia of 1980s England and what is was like to be a teenager in the time of Grange Hill, Tiswas and Bananarama.
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Sweary, beery, funny and evocative, it is the ideal antidote to the stress-inducing bollocks we all now seem to have to put up with since Brexit and Trump and having to download an app just to take a shit. amzn.eu/d/03iMMlcI
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