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Leigh K Cunningham, writer, and author of The Glass Table for children 8-12 years. This blog is about writing, publishing, and the daily minutiae of a writer's life.
1. Extract from Rain chapter 10

December 1967   James divided the proceeds from the fire sale three ways. Grace had no need for her share, but accepted it anyway as of right while James invested his third in the stock market hoping to generate a flow of cash sufficient for the term of their natural lives. Helena and Michael purchased a piece of land one small step above Park Lane, and akin to moving from Old Kent Road to Whitechapel Road. It was also like decamping to the countryside since the parcel was a good twelve minutes

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