Tag: Janet H Swinney

• The Map of Bihar

  

  Sparkling with humour, singing with empathy and the pains of being human… A skilled, dexterous writer, Janet H Swinney explores her Anglo-Indian connections through this wide ranging and fascinating collection of stories – whether in a fashionable London suburb, urban India or an Edinburgh tenement, we see life chances sought, seized, squandered and subverted. There…

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  November 13, 2021

  Book reviews, book shops, Circaidy Gregory Press, Short stories

  Bihar, Janet H Swinney, The Map of Bihar

• Words from before the world went quiet

  

  Here comes the new anthology!

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  April 20, 2020

  Book reviews, book shops, Circaidy Gregory Press, Earlyworks Press, flash fiction, Poetry, Short stories, Uncategorized

  AKS Shaw, Alan Kennedy, Bethany Ridley-Duff, Brian Charlton, Bruce Harris, Catherin Westwell, Cecile Bol, Cedrick Fox-Kirk, Christopher M James, David Mathews, Dominic James, George Cassidy Payne, Gillian Brown, Janet H Swinney, John H Moody, Kate Twitchin, Lisa Reily, Mandy Pannett, Mike Wade, Paula Balfe, Philip Thomas, R D Gardner, Roger Elkin, Roland Miles, Sadie Thompson, Sally V Pearson, Steve May, This Rome drwons slowly, Tony Noon