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You see that sign there? It says 'apple sauce.' Ex-BBC radio, former teacher, Bristolian in exile, loves C20th fiction mainly by female writers, writing, classic TV.
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Made a little trail for my experimental short story podcast. listenwithother.co.uk
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If you've ever wondered what Virgina Woolf would look like packaged like a late 60s Len Deighton... I know I have...
A fake cover of Mrs Dalloway styled after the 1966 Penguin paperback of Funeral in Berlin by Len Deighton. There is a heavily screened black and white photo of Vanessa Redgrave. Orange stripes.
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Floyd On France is on iPlayer! Obviously has been on YouTube for ages but here he is in all his higher definition glory, being told off by old ladies, pissed, plating abysmally. It was this that made me love cooking

www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
Floyd on France - 7. A Farewell to France
In the final programme of the series, Floyd retraces his steps in all the regions in which he has filmed, as he celebrates French cuisine one last time. (1987)
www.bbc.co.uk
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Why does nobody ever call the police? #TheIntruder
Larry Nightingale played by Finlay Robertson in Doctor Who 'Blink'
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Her door would not be unlocked! #TheIntruder
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Her phone would not just be unlocked! #TheIntruder
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If you've ever wondered what Virgina Woolf would look like packaged like a late 60s Len Deighton... I know I have...
A fake cover of Mrs Dalloway styled after the 1966 Penguin paperback of Funeral in Berlin by Len Deighton. There is a heavily screened black and white photo of Vanessa Redgrave. Orange stripes.
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Damn, came here to say this.
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I have seen one of the Daniel Pike series but this sounds interesting.
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Picked this up out of curiosity, dangerous I know. TV tie-in for a short 1979 BBC thriller series, starring Bryan Marshall and Cyd Hayman.

The Mourning Brooch.
Anyone heard of it or know if it still exists?

Notice that the photo cover features a subtle, out of scale, cutout ‘falling body’.
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What a great find! Never heard of it.
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Hello. Very tasty. Complex. Mosaic and Simcoe hops. I love mosaic, indeed Adnams Mosaic is one of my favourite beers. #beer
Golden beer poured into a straight pint glass from a can of Adnams Big Skies double dry hopped IPA. 6.7% abv.
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Yes too close not to be an homage.
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Malmo is *so* close, but as you identify, the G is a tell.
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I’m after both, thank you!
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I had no choice, you see. I hardly ever see Margery Allingham in secondhand bookshops, a good sign I think. People must hang on to them. It’s going to be a very Campion run-up to Christmas.
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Any font nerds care to name the sans serif fonts at work here in this beautiful cover and title page? @fontsinuse.com
Cover of a 1966 Penguin edition of Funeral in Berlin by Len Deighton. Heavily screened cropped photo of Michael Caine. Red diagonal stripes. Inside cover drawings of a gun an ammunition
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“Have you eaten 3kg of cola bottles before?”
Toby Carvery person at the till
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Had a bit of a moment in my local secondhand bookshop. Got a free tote bag. He’s considering my idea for a dedicated crime section.
11 Margery Allingham paperbacks.
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Oddly here's a tiny scene, in The Ribos Operation, that I DO remember. Binro the Heretic says he think them be not ice crystals, them be other suns. Only I remembered it as being in *Blakes 7*. Unless that also has a very similar scene.
An old man in rags says "They are not ice crystals." A young man replies "You see, I come from one of those other worlds."
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When I joined the BBC it was my ambition to read the Shipping Forecast. A colleague on my training course bought me a map that still hangs in our loo, showing some of the lesser-known areas. Dan, Able, Farewell, Deep, Chaucer…
Map including Iceland showing sea areas Dan, Able, Hekla, Straits, Reydar Map showing few features. Square shipping areas Farewell, Deep, Vidal, Gulf, Ridge, Atlantis, Milne, Chaucer, Josephine, Horse
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My local Sainsbury’s has an amazingly wide selection of beer that usually also manages not to interest me at all. But today they surprised me.
Adnams Big Skies double dry hopped IPA 6.7%.
Wiper and True Daybreak 7% IPA.