Stories All the Way Down by G. M. Baker

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There is a somewhat odd-sounding line in Dr. No: Major Boothroyd : [to Bond] Walther PPK, 7.65 millimeter, with a delivery like a brick through a plate-glass window. The American CIA swear by them. Today, that line would be written without the word “American.” Who in the world…

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A Christmas Story With Easter Eggs
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The task for every author is finding an audience. If your book is any good (and I have some reason to believe that mine aren’t bad) then there is an…
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The function of beauty in literature, and in art more generally, is a complex one. But it has come to be challenged more in the current age, where the…
I’m pleased to announce that St. Agnes and the Selkie, the sequel to The Wistful and the Good is now available in eBook form, with paperback to follow…
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I’m experimenting with Bookfunnel sales promos for Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight. You would oblige me by clicking though to Fantastic Female Led…
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The great shift that reshaped roles, relationships, and societies
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Why Story Seems to be Increasingly Taking a Back Seat
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Stories All the Way Down by G. M. Baker

Exploring the serious popular novel in theory and practice.
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