Gregg Dunnett Author
I write books, such as the Amazon bestsellers 'The Things you find in Rockpools', and 'Little Ghosts'. And now sometimes this. Welcome!
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Publication day: Perfect Stranger (opens the original)
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Today my latest novel, Perfect Stranger, is published – out in the world where I can’t fiddle with it any more.Here’s the short version of what it’s about:Emily and James, a young British couple, spend a winter converting a van, then get on a ferry and work their way through France to the north coast of Spain. The plan is to live in their home on wheels and film the whole thing. Build a following, monetise the videos and, ideally, let the trip pay for itself.What Emily doesn’t tell James – not s
Two new books, 34 candidates and a man with a bin on his head (opens the original)
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Greetings from Clacton-on-Sea – a place you might recognise from the news as the somewhat bizarre focus of British political interest this summer. I’m not here because of the contest between Nigel Farage and that old establishment stalwart Count Binface, but because it’s where I grew up, where my dad still lives, and where we often come for a week or two on our summer tour of the UK.But since I am here, I’ve written my take below. Before that, a news update – because there’s quite a lot of that
I'm asking you for something (opens the original)
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For the past few months, Maria and I have been working on an absurd side-project — trying to get a television show made. It’s called The WriteOff, and it’s a show about books.The idea is this: Eight bestselling authors, a villa on the Spanish coast, seven days. They’re put into pairs, in most cases with someone they’ve never met, and each pair has to come up with and write a 20,000-word novella before the week is out. We film all of it — the plotting, the arguments, the panic on day six. Once th
New book announcement! (opens the original)
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Where we live, on the north coast of Spain, you see van-life travellers all year round — couples doing the long slow trip along the coast, the kind of trip I did myself once, back when I was the right age for it. (There are apparently two broad ages for sleeping in vans — couples in their twenties, in beaten-up converted panel vans, and retired couples in super pristine motorhomes. I sit in the middle, being considerably closer to the latter in age, but still unable to afford anything other than
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