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| John Allen | tidzabloke~AT~verizon~DOT~net |
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John, I corresponded with you a few years back, when you were working on publishing your book. I'm so glad to see that it's a done deal and I can't wait to get my hands on a copy. You are a storyteller of the first order. A gust of bracing, breezy, Mersey freshness. I love Liverpool, and I love your stories. Remember The Somali Club! 7 May 2008 - Northampton, Massachusetts USA
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| Linda Bayley-Brown | aszy70~AT~dsl~DOT~pipex~DOT~com |
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I love this book . I read and re-read bits in any order I choose. John, your tales of man and boy are full of wit, humility and sensitivity. I laughed and cried as I was transported to a place I now desire to visit !! Definitely a gift idea for those who have everything and a gem for those who do not.! 25 March 2008 - The Cotswolds.
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| Sally West | breakwaters2~AT~hotmail~DOT~co~DOT~uk |
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John, this has to be one of the most enjoyable books I have read, once started it cannot be put down. Your sense of humor is wonderful, every story made me smile and on occasions shed a tear. The vivid descriptions of Liverpool and its people have made a visit there a must. Thank you
19 March 2008 - Sussex U.K
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| caroline | carolinetait~AT~hotmail~DOT~co~DOT~uk |
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Thanks for a glimpse of your work. I had no idea that such good prose and poetry was going to materialize through cyberspace.(Looking forward to reading Liverpool Tales when the library reopens).
24 December 2007 - Scotland
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| Santa Lucia | c~DOT~wilson-payne_1~AT~tiscali~DOT~co~DOT~uk |
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Tim Lott said about first reading the work of his mentor Dorothy Rowe 'never had I seen such thoughts outside my own head' (to paraphrase). I had the same feeling reading John's work. 10 December 2007 - Newark on Trent
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