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Alexander Rooksmoor's latest activity
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread Why I Wrote... Reid in Braid.We've had different experiences. Will say most of my experiences have been either in the North or in London. The one time I actually...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread Why I Wrote... Reid in Braid.I will challenge the point about bank notes. I live in North-East Scotland and travel a couple of times per year to see family members...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread Review - The Years of Rice and Salt.Yes, I had too. While I had no evidence for it, I felt it reflected the south/east Asian perspective which was so important for the...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread Review - The Years of Rice and Salt.I went to a small book signing one evening in Milton Keynes, something they always did very well in those years. KSR spoke to about 30...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread The Perils of Paleonomism.I recall a 'Jackanory' story which featured Harlequin as a character. I cannot remember much about it, but the 19th Century child in the...
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AChristie says in the foreword to "The Mysterious Mr Quin" that the characters are less well known at that point than they were when she...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor reacted to RyanF's post in the thread Why I Wrote... Against the Devil's Men with
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The number of historical elements that contributed to the perspectives in the book remind us just diverse medieval Europe was in terms... -
AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread The Perils of Paleonomism.Yes, I read the Christie book when I was a teenager and liked the different feel to it from her standard works. The Commedia dell'arte...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread The Perils of Paleonomism.This was the Steve Austin I was thinking of:
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread The Perils of Paleonomism.I have no idea who that is! I guess this is a challenge when people of my generation are scrutinised by readers let alone commentators...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread The Perils of Paleonomism.I would not have got that reference. While I am aware of who Captain America is as a character, I have never watched any of the movies...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread The Perils of Paleonomism.In my own writing I have encountered a reverse problem, like Von Callay's one, i.e. alighting on a name which seems very suitable for...
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread Why I Wrote... Against the Devil's Men.Well, Time, I can certainly recommend it. A lot of research went into it but I also feel it has an engaging adventure plot too.
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AAlexander Rooksmoor reacted to Charles EP M.'s post in the thread Why I Wrote... Against the Devil's Men with Like.
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AAlexander Rooksmoor replied to the thread How early a functional nuclear weapon could have been produced?.I guess everyone is writing off this novel as being totally unfeasible:
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