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JUNE BOOK OF THE MONTH DISCUSSION - come here on Tuesday 1st July for our June bookclub chat

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this is the thread to come to for June's Bookclub chat on Tues 1st July - I'll keep you posted about the author chat..
Flossie, Jonathan emailed me back about the flute music:
it's based on a CD called Slow Life, by Theo Travis. (He says the details are given at the front of the book? I can't find my copy but there may be more info there)
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 02-Jul-08 15:26:10
Thank you for organising it Tilly
Flossie, sad you couldn't make it. I'll email Jonathan now about the flute music - its definitely a real piece but can't quite remember what it is.

Sophie, def try The Rotters Club, its incredibly funny.

I'm working on July selection and will put up page soon.

(and thanks everyone for a great discussion last night)
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 02-Jul-08 09:32:14
I am so sorry I missed this, doing B&B with a 10 day old is not condusive to intellectual conversation, I read this in hospital and took a while to get into but I did enjoy it. I will try to get round to reading some more of his as everyone seems to rave about them.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 23:49:26
DAMMIT

Minor logistical collapse here and only just online I really really wanted to join this one too. JC fantastic and have been saving this one up since my birthday

Tilly, I really wanted to ask about the flute music - whether it was inspired by a real composition or completely invented. Any chance of a post-question??
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 22:35:40
Goodnight all thanks for a lovely discussion.

Thanks for organising the author chat Tilly.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 22:27:41
Thanks, Jonathan.

Loved 'The Rotters' Club' on telly too; sad to hear there's unlikely to be a Closed Circle adaptation.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 22:08:37
Goodnight. Thanks and I am going to read more of your books now.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 22:06:17
Don't forget your English pals gggl
Thanks for coming to see us Jonathan, you've made a lot of frazzled mothers very happy tonight
Very much looking forward to that next novel - will it be linked at all to The Closed Circle?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 22:06:02
Thank you. I look fowrward to your next books.
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