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Prepare to suspend your disbelief, have the tissues handy and allow your imagination to run wild. This mix of stories will delight you, make you laugh, make you cry and make you cry out – not really!

From a woman who finds a giraffe under the canal bridge and two cats squabbling over a pancake, to an arrogant French chef and a pair of abandoned sparkly trainers, this collection will make you laugh out loud and touch your heart. You will feel intrigued by a French ghost, visit medieval Denmark at Yul, and the war-torn Middle East. You will even find romance with a green-eyed angel. These are just some of the stories you can expect to find in this collection.

In Seen Through a Glass of Red, you will discover stories which are imaginative and tender-hearted just like their creator.

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Can the drama in these episodes match the real drama of 21st century life? There is a murder mystery and can we find a cue?

These interlocking episodes, which form the second series based around the activities of an amateur dramatic group, first appeared on CaféLit, the e-zine to read with your afternoon cuppa.

 

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These interlocking episodes give us an insight into the complexities of 21st Century life. They are interconnected through the activities of an amateur dramatic group. Here we see the drama of real life unfold.

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Dramatic Episodes by Janet Howson

 

These interlocking episodes give us an insight into the complexities of 21st Century life. They are interconnected through the activities of an amateur dramatic group. Here we see the drama of real life unfold.

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Dramatic Episodes by Janet Howson is a cleverly crafted story about the members of the local amateur dramatics group. And, as in real life, they all have their problems.

There are a lot of characters, but Howson portrays them so clearly, it's easy to distinguish between them. Each chapter highlights one or two characters, gently moving the story forward toward the ultimate climax. Overall, it's a gripping tale of friendship and mutual support. I loved it and have just ordered A Cue for Murder by the same author.

  This book is a must-read for anyone who is involved in Am Dram or who knows anything about it. Cleverly written individual stories which make up a larger story about an amateur dramatic performance. Written in a very chatty style, as if a friend is recounting stories to you! Great read!

ISBN:  9781910542705