Author & scriptwriter. Finding Treasure Island out now! Order here https://xitter.cf/t.co/JOrxbqTFfc

Helensburgh, Scotland
Joined July 2009
Finding Treasure Island - out today from @cranachanbooks A story inspired by the genius of Robert Louis Stevenson
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A career highlight today as I do an event - with my friend, Jim - at Imperial War Museum, London. We’re on at 11 a.m. talking children’s books about war. For adults and kids. Please come! @I_W_M @jimrockslots @uksla_london @londonmums @BBCLondonNews iwm.org.uk/events/big-story-…
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Thank you to everyone who is supporting us and independent publishing by buying one of our books. Gaels, our third book, is out on pre-order now: tantallontir.com/product/gae…
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The BBC is set to scrap Radio 4 Extra. 📻 Losing this treasure trove of classic comedy, archive drama, and timeless storytelling would be a massive blow for millions of us. Sign the petition to help save Radio 4 Extra 👇 you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio… via @38degrees
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"They heard the stutter of shots fired by the Soviet soldiers, from the eastern side of the Brandenburg Tor. The boy fell soundless." Sweet Skies on location
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The writing on a fur-covered keyboard actually had an end result. Very pleased that this will be out soon. linktr.ee/theowlcarver @johnmurrays @BaskervilleJMP
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This is pure genius.
Alexei Sayle's Stuff (20th October 1988). "Well, we apologise for the absence of Alexei Sayle in this week's edition of Alexei Sayle's Stuff. We're attempting to right the problem, but in the meantime the programme will continue in Leslie Crowther only".
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Me trying to go to the gym but the wind keeps blowing me to the pub instead.
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"They heard the stutter of shots fired by the Soviet soldiers, from the eastern side of the Brandenburg Tor. The boy fell soundless." Sweet Skies on location
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Gaels by Seamus Connolly is coming out early next year. A phenomenal Scottish/Irish short story collection. Pre-order here: tantallontir.com/product/gae…
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“True north”
Andy Burnham tells an audience in North Lanarkshire he’s pleased to be back in “the true north”.
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Pre-orders for Gaels by Seamus Connolly will open on Sunday!
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If any teachers are planning to read one of my novels this term, I am happy to send a hook letter to your pupils. All my books can be ordered from libraries. Just DM or email me.
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7th anniversary as an author: launch night for Tzar’s Curious Runaways and Katinka Dashkova way back when
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Superb book, a classic American road novel, takes you along for the ride (and extra prize for the most illegible author's signature ever)
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2027 will mark the centenary of three of our most iconic memorials: The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, the Tyne Cot Memorial, and the Neuve-Chapelle Memorial. Together, these sites commemorate by name close to 95,000 officers and enlisted men of the First World War with no known war grave. 🔗Read our latest blog as we explore how we commemorate the war dead through these three individual memorials to the missing.
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The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The common good can be safeguarded and the requirements of justice can be met without recourse to capital punishment: effective systems of detention have been developed that protect citizens while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. #NoDeathPenalty
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