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If you got our cricketing reference and voted for the Sidearm - THANK YOU. Frank won!. He's been on Simon Mayo's programme on Radio 2 Friday July 16th and now he's off to China to start the production process! 
Francis Wheen & Julia Jones
UK paperback of Strange Days Indeed - published April 15th 2010
MAY 25th 2010 : CHEAPJACK REPRINT DUE IN TODAY!
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It's so difficult to get these numbers right. We thought we might have over-ordered on our first Cheapjack print run but its space in the caravan is almost empty and further boxes arrive from Antony Rowe today. Roger Lewis in the Sunday Express, D.J. Taylor in the Independent on Sunday and Fiona Gruber in the TLS all wrote particularly compelling reviews but once a reader meets Phil Allingham I think he speaks for himself - just as he did on 1934 when Heinemann were reprinting within the first week.
Please contact Julia if you'd like to stock or review this book. Or click here to read Professor Vanessa Toulmin's Foreword.
Strange Days Indeed was published in the USA on March 2nd 2010 by Public Affairs Books.
We passed a techie milestone when Bertie used his Macbook to help Francis record readings for Vanity Fair magazine in the US. Click here to listen to the result. We haven't got the music on stream yet, so if you're interested in Francis's Strange Days music choices -- from Paul Simon's Paranoia Blues to the Rocky Horror Picture Show's Time Warp -- we have a little list. Click here
In October 2009 Julia had an unforgettable visit to the Indianapolis Bouchercon. Now The Adventures of Margery Allingham is to be published in the USA on June 1st 2010 by Jim Huang and Jennie Jacobson's Crum Creek Press.
Click here to download an information sheet for our latest book - Cheapjack by Philip Allingham (first published 1934).
Click here to view the complete cover
The Adventures of Margery Allingham - new edition March 2009
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