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Davies, Richard

Richard Davies is busy rewriting his self-published novel After Adlestrop with the encouragement of a real publisher. He has also put together a slim volume of his poetry for family and friends.

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20100901114826 Richard Davies on Daniele Varè, Laughing Diplomat

Smiling Through

Richard Davies on Daniele Varè, Laughing Diplomat

Some years ago I found myself acting as Her Majesty’s Permanent Representative to the Economic and Social Commission for Asia-Pacific (ESCAP), a United Nations talking-shop based in Bangkok. There always seemed to be a gap in the ‘M’ section of the semicircle of delegates’ seats in the auditorium where we met each month. One day my colleagues and I whiled away a particularly tedious session by inventing a name for an imaginary country which might one day claim those seats – the People’s Republic of Moribundia.
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Gaiety and Magic

Richard Davies on Maurice O’Sullivan, Twenty Years A-Growing

Perhaps some of the best moments in a book-lover’s life are when you chance upon something that turns out to be a real find. The first of many such discoveries for me was a well-used Penguin entitled Twenty Years A-Growing, which I came across nearly sixty years ago, in the back room of a junk shop. I bought it for a penny, read the whole book that day and loved every word of it. I have it still and often revisit it.

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