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Essie Fox Writer
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Dangerous is my latest novel. A dark historical crime mystery, featuring Lord Byron in Venice and a spate of Vampiric style killings. Is he innocent or guilty? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dangerous-riveting-historical-BESTSELLING-Fascination/dp/1916788440
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I have a new book coming out this April, based on Lord Bryon's time in Venice, and the publication of The Vampyre - murders, mystery, decadence, and possibly a real vampire in the mix. Dangerous by Essie Fox, published by @orendabooks.bsky.social
I am so happy to be coming back to Venice.
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Even better - read the book and come to Venice Noir, 14-16 November, to hear @essiefox.bsky.social talk about it "on site"!
#LordByron turning detective? In Venice? Yes please.

@essiefox.bsky.social talking all things Dangerous w/ @drtimrideout.bsky.social on 29 October at Nottingham’s The Bookcase 👇

@bars.bsky.social
#romanticism
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#LordByron turning detective? In Venice? Yes please.

@essiefox.bsky.social talking all things Dangerous w/ @drtimrideout.bsky.social on 29 October at Nottingham’s The Bookcase 👇

@bars.bsky.social
#romanticism
What’s On – The Book Case
www.thebookcase.co.uk
Amazing night at the @porticolibrary.bsky.social
Literal chills tonight. 🕯️✨
A spine-tingly evening in @porticolibrary.bsky.social feat @essiefox.bsky.social and @kateagriffin.bsky.social — featuring full-on fangirling over Victorian Gothic (❤️ Jane Eyre ❤️) and a first edition Byron. 📚💀

#BookCommunity #Manchester #GothicLiterature #ReadersLife
I hope you enjoy it. I did hate it at first ... and nearly gave up. Now, I keep thinking about it.
A really good thread about Ian McEwan's latest novel, What We Can Know. I've read it twice now - despite nearly giving up on the first reading. But so glad I carried on. It's a masterpiece. I am convinced of that. It's full of wisdom, and yearning, guilt ... and the hope of redemption.
Imagine it’s 100 years in the future and your a scholar of English Lit. 1990 - 2030 (before the degradation and inundation). This is how you’d imagine us, from the mind of the wonderful Ian McEwan in “What We Can Know”:

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With a novel as complex, and as well nuanced, that is sometimes the only way. And the second reading becomes so much more rewarding. I have had doubts about some of his later books, but What We Can Know is a triumph. It really churned me up - on so many levels.
I’ve read this novel twice now. It’s brilliant.
I’ve read it twice now - after nearly giving up when the opening and characters irritated me. So glad I persisted. It’s magnificent, and deeply affecting. As soon as I’d finished I had to go back, and I found it intensely moving the second time around.
Legend: The Bruce #Springsteen Story - @ladymissbarton.bsky.social explores how a scrawny, long-haired introvert from New Jersey became the iconic, muscular rock star of the ‘80s. A labour of love by Eliza Lomas & Mair Bosworth Starts Sat 10.30 @BBCRadio4 Trailer: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
Do you love gothic literature?

On October 22 from 5.30-7pm, I'll be at the Portico Library along with fellow author, Kate Griffin. The evening's co-hosts are the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies.

Join us for what will be the perfect Halloween event.

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Gothic Historical Fiction: Essie Fox and Kate Griffin in conversation
Join award-winning novelists Essie Fox and Kate Griffin to find out about writing historical fiction and creating a gothic atmosphere.
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Oh, she was such a wonderful woman.
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I am in conversation with the lovely @essiefox.bsky.social as part of the WhitbyLitfest in November. Book your tickets now, chums.
Great speech. I was totally engaged.
Very good speech from Ed Davey.
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