Tomorrow's Anecdote (eBook, ePUB) - Kelt, Pamela
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Just another day in the newsroom? Hardly.
It is 1987. Clare Forester is an overworked and under-appreciated features subeditor on a provincial paper in Somerset. She spends her time cheerfully ranting about her teenage daughter, the reclusive lodger, her spiteful mother, the Thatcher government, new technology, grubby journalists, petty union officials, her charming ex - and just about anything else that crosses her path.
If things aren't turbulent enough, on the night of Thursday, October 15th, the Great Storm sweeps across Britain, cutting a swathe of destruction across the…mehr

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Just another day in the newsroom? Hardly.

It is 1987. Clare Forester is an overworked and under-appreciated features subeditor on a provincial paper in Somerset. She spends her time cheerfully ranting about her teenage daughter, the reclusive lodger, her spiteful mother, the Thatcher government, new technology, grubby journalists, petty union officials, her charming ex - and just about anything else that crosses her path.

If things aren't turbulent enough, on the night of Thursday, October 15th, the Great Storm sweeps across Britain, cutting a swathe of destruction across the country.

Things turn chaotic. Pushed to breaking point, Clare finally snaps and loses her temper with gale-force fury - with disastrous results.

As she struggles to cope, she soon comes to a bitter conclusion ...

Never trust the past. It lies.

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Autorenporträt
Born in Edinburgh, I grew up in the North West of England, and went to the universities of Manchester and Oxford, specialising in 17th-century Spanish comic drama. I started out as a translator and copy writer, but escaped via a turbulent and circuitous route of journalism and educational publishing and ended up writing for myself.

Over the past decade, I've written a few novels and stories half are historical and contemporary mysteries, while others are YA fantasy adventures and paranormal stories. Aside from botanical history, my interests are cyanotype printing, sourdough breadmaking, gardening, science fiction, gardening and DIY-avoidance.