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The Magic Of Terry Pratchett Marc Burrows

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The Magic Of Terry Pratchett Marc Burrows
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Publisher: White Owl
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.64 MB
Author: Marc Burrows
ISBN: 9781526765505, 9781526765512, 9781526765529, 1526765500, 1526765519, 1526765527
Language: English
Year: 2020

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The Magic Of Terry Pratchett Marc Burrows by Marc Burrows 9781526765505, 9781526765512, 9781526765529, 1526765500, 1526765519, 1526765527 instant download after payment.

About the Author: Marc Burrows is a London based writer, stand up comic and musician, writing regularly for The Guardian, Observer, Drowned in Sound, The Quietus and more. In 2014 he compiled and edited I Think I Can See Where You’re Going Wrong, a collection of the funniest comments from the Guardian website, published by Faber and Faber. People got it for Christmas and read it on the loo, and he was happy with that. He has performed several one-man shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, the most recent of which, Mind Your Head, focused on a lifetime of struggles with his mental health. He also plays bass in the cult punk band, The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing and can be found regularly touring the UK and USA. He discovered the works of Terry Pratchett when his Mum lent him The Colour of Magic as an eleven-year-old, and spent the next week annoying his classmates by reading the funniest bits out loud. He has never looked back. Find him on Twitter at @20thcenturymarc.

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