Southwold, 2000
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Conrad Williams is the author of the novels Head Injuries, London Revenant, The Unblemished, One, Decay Inevitable and Blonde on a Stick; the novellas Nearly People, Game, The Scalding Rooms and Rain and a collection of short fiction, Use Once then Destroy. He lives in Manchester, UK.
All content on this site is © Conrad Williams.
All content on this site is © Conrad Williams.
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- Day Thirty-Eight... On hold
- Day Thirty-Seven... Southwick to Amsterdam
- Day Thirty-Six... Diary panic
- Day Thirty-Five... Continuity Errors
- Day Thirty-Four... Nessun Lavoro
- Day Thirty-Three... Nessun Dorma
- Photographic Interlude
- Day Thirty-Two... Lovey Day
- Day Thirty-One... Out and About
- Day Thirty... Lacking prolificity
- Day Twenty-Nine... Prolificity
- Photographic Interlude
- Day Twenty-Eight... Location, Location, Location
- Day Twenty-Seven... Reading Matter
- Day Twenty-Six... Pesky Brains
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- Day Twenty-Five... Percy Filth
- Day Twenty-Four... Me and Michael Corleone
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2 comments:
Ah yes, vehicle on top of building. The oldest of student pranks.
I don't know what it is... the mechanism that turned long-gone sails? It's not there any more. The last time I was there it had been replaced by some sort of plastic cap. It looks like a cruet now.
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