A crowdfunded novel by James Ellis
Website: https://unbound.co.uk/books/the-wrong-story
Contact email: James.ellis@oxon.org
Date and time: May/June 2016
A cartoonist falls from a car park roof and is left with partial amnesia. His journey to recovery is hampered by a growing inability to distinguish between real and imaginary events. The characters from his cartoon strip assume a grimy reality while the lives of his family and friends appear ever more unreal. He begins to wonder if he has woken up in the wrong story.
The Wrong Story is a novel being crowdfunded for publication by Unbound Books. For more information and to pledge your support (and to see your name in the book) please visit:
http://unbound.co.uk/books/the-wrong-story
You can pledge (donate) anything form £10 upwards.
The following link explains more fully why James chose Unbound: https://ellisidae.com/2016/02/10/why-unbound-is-the-right-choice-for-the-the-wrong-story/
Date: 6PM, Thursday, 7 November 2019
Venue: TBA, Bath
Date and time: Thursday, 12 September 2019
Venue: Central Bristol
Book: The Invention of Russia, Arkady Ostrovsky
Date and time: Sunday September 8th 2019, 2.30 pm
Location: Marlborough Tavern, Marlborough Lane, Bath BA1 2LY (starting point)
Free event (registration required)
A two-hour walk around historic Bath for members and their guests. Find out about the iconic crescents and other interesting details along the way, returning for refreshment after a couple of hours.
Date and time: Thursday, 11 July 2019
Venue: Central Bristol
Book: The Brain, David Eagleman
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Background images, CC-BY-SA Asierog (Bath), Gothick (Bristol), David Iliff (Duke Humfrey's Library).
