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Review: The Book of Newcastle

This fine collection of stories doesn’t just handle tragic tales; they capture, in vivid snapshots, that great northern spirit of resilience.

Posted byKellyMarch 23, 2020March 29, 2020Posted inbook review, Books, Living AbroadTags: book review, books about newcastle, comma press, independent publisher, newcastle, newcastle upon tyne, short storiesLeave a comment on Review: The Book of Newcastle

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