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Fictional London A Guide To The Capitals Literary Landmarks Stephen Halliday

Name: Fictional London A Guide To The Capitals Literary Landmarks Stephen Halliday
SKU: BELL-24682764
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Fictional London A Guide To The Capitals Literary Landmarks Stephen Halliday instant download after payment.

Publisher: History Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 9.33 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Stephen Halliday

ISBN: 9780752492520, 0752492527

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Fictional London A Guide To The Capitals Literary Landmarks Stephen Halliday by Stephen Halliday 9780752492520, 0752492527 instant download after payment.

‘By seeing London, I have seen as much of life as the world can show.’ - Samuel JohnsonFrom Chaucer’s pilgrims meeting in a Southwark inn to the Hogwarts Express leaving from King’s Cross, London has always been a popular place for writers to weave into their own work. With its bustling, multicultural population and unique localised weather, the city is almost a character in its own right.Fictional London explores the capital through the eyes of both the reader and the writer. Celebrated London historian Stephen Halliday traces the stories from one end of London to the other, digging into the history and character that has made it an unrivalled source of inspiration for authors and poets from the Middle Ages to the early 2000s and beyond.