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PEN PUSHER MAGAZINE



Pen Pusher is a new literary magazine for those of you who
are interested in words, writing, writers' lives, literary history, philosophy and the odd bit of silliness. Get your copy in independent bookshops.







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ISBN 9781844714322

Pen Pusher Richard Bardsley has recently had his first book published by Salt. Body Parts: The Anatomy of Love is a collection of short stories, each one being dedicated to a particular part of the physique. It's out now and is available from all good bookshops. If you'd like to find out more, visit: www.richardbardsley.net





ISBN 9780747590439

PP contributor, Philip Womack, (Short story The Sad Tale of Charles de Boaz, PP8) is basking in the glory of the release of his debut novel, The Other Book (Bloomsbury). It is an ordinary May day at an English preparatory school. Fine drizzle falls, games are played on the pitches, and a dog savages a raven. Twelve-year-old Edward Pollock finds it, and is soon drawn into a desperate race to return The Other Book to its rightful owner, with only the school bully, a mad professor and a knight to help him. Will he do it? Read The Other Book to find out ...


THE QUIZ



The thirsty season is finally upon us. Slake yours with this refreshing quiz: the first set of correct answers to reach us by Monday 23rd June will receive half a case of bumper books.

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With a literary worldview that encompasses Morrissey, the Carlyles and James Bond, Pen Pusher deserves to do well ...
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