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Hats off to James Herbert, a master of his art
THE kids of today have got it easy, of course. All that young adult fiction out there, waiting to be discovered. It wasn’t like that for my generation. My transition from Clive King’s Stig of the Dump and J. Meade … Continue reading
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Tagged Clive King, Colin MacInnes, J Meade Faulkner, James Herbert, London, Stephen King, Surrey, Sussex, The Rats, The Stranglers
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