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Gavin Marshall

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Half a Dozen of the Other is Gavin's debut novel.

Originally from the Midlands, he has enjoyed travelling throughout the seven wonderful continents of the world, often with a chilled beer in one hand.

favourite books

"Times Arrow" Martin Amis
"The Wasp Factory" Iain Banks
"Fight Club" Chuck Palahniuk
"American Psycho" Bret Easton Ellis

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I wrote 1360 days ago

Although this is far from my usual read, it seems well written and full of fun so I’m going to back it and wish you all the best of luck. Gavin (Half a Dozen of the Other) view book

I wrote 1360 days ago

Tension builds for both of the title characters right from the start and I really like your humorous writing style. Loved such lines as “very nearly innocent” and th’art talking shite man”! The contrasting settings seem very real and the dialogue works well. I’m not sure which period of history i... view book

I wrote 1407 days ago

This is brilliant idea that has been superbly executed. Made me laugh out loud with humour that pops up unexpectedly at the end of many a well-written sentence. I love MAB’s humorous attitude towards earth’s impending peril and Phil Pratt’s total indifference to the news story (I’m intrigued as to w... view book

I wrote 1422 days ago

I hope I’m in the “Nick of Time” with this review. The opening paragraph immediately drew me in and I’ve got a feeling that you’ve switched the order of some of the writing. This definitely works if so and notches up the intrigue level in abundance. The desolate world of the future is described ... view book

I wrote 1424 days ago

As a fan of word play and puns ‘Shakespeare’s Cuthbert’ was always going to appeal and it certainly didn’t disappoint. From the moment the story gave us a crow’s eye perspective it was clear that this is a highly original work. The short chapters are packed full of playful language and I really enjo... view book

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