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Guardian.co.uk, May 14, 2013
...over 90 miles between Basingstoke in the east and the Devon town of Honiton in the west. But Tom Fort managed it, in his evocation of those roads taken on family holidays, in the days when parents drove with their children every year to the same holiday...
Telegraph, April 18, 2013
...Tom Fort devours a witty, lively exploration into our digestive tract Horace Fletcher was the great prophet of extreme chewing. The self-styled nutritional economist advised mastication until solid food was completely...
Telegraph, April 18, 2013
...Tom Fort devours a witty, lively exploration into our digestive tract Horace Fletcher was the great prophet of extreme chewing. The self-styled nutritional economist advised mastication until solid food was completely...
Telegraph, February 19, 2013
...'Sorry!' by Henry Hitchings is a well-mannered survey of the way the English behave My own manners are not, I am sorry to confess, as refined as I would wish. I am not as considerate towards others as I should be. At meals I have been known to talk too...
Telegraph, February 11, 2013
...October 9 and 10, 1971, remain red-letter days in the short history of one of Americas more improbable frontier settlements. The Lord Mayor of London was there, as were Dickensian sweeps, Maid Marians, cowboys and a flock of London pigeons. A band of...
Telegraph, December 5, 2012
...Roger Clarke's 'A Natural History of Ghosts' is a serious-minded look at hauntings and apparitions The question, as I understand it, is not whether you believe in ghosts, but whether you have seen or heard one, and, if so, what it looked or sounded like....
Valley News, November 12, 2012
...Long, speaker for the award ceremony. This finale of the week-long festival, during which audiences enjoyed talks by Tom Fort, Hilary Townsend, Irvine Hunt, Saul David, Sonia Purnell and Lucinda Dickens Hawksley as well as live theatre with Chester...
Guardian.co.uk, May 14, 2013
...over 90 miles between Basingstoke in the east and the Devon town of Honiton in the west. But Tom Fort managed it, in his evocation of those roads taken on family holidays, in the days when parents drove with their children every year to the same holiday...
Telegraph, April 18, 2013
...Tom Fort devours a witty, lively exploration into our digestive tract Horace Fletcher was the great prophet of extreme chewing. The self-styled nutritional economist advised mastication until solid food was completely...
Telegraph, April 18, 2013
...Tom Fort devours a witty, lively exploration into our digestive tract Horace Fletcher was the great prophet of extreme chewing. The self-styled nutritional economist advised mastication until solid food was completely...
News Sun, April 14, 2013
...s Office K-9 Unit members competed in this competition, Sgt. Kyle Albritton and K-9 partner Mico, Deputy Sheriff Tom Fort and K-9 partner Cain, Deputy Sheriff Corey Tomblin and K-9 partner Rimco, and Deputy Sheriff Jose Molina and K-9 partner Ringo. All...
Henley Standard, April 9, 2013
...TOM FORT didn’t much enjoy making the documentary River Of Dreams, which was shown on BBC 4 on Tuesday last week. The film was based on his 2008 book Downstream...
Telegraph, February 19, 2013
...'Sorry!' by Henry Hitchings is a well-mannered survey of the way the English behave My own manners are not, I am sorry to confess, as refined as I would wish. I am not as considerate towards others as I should be. At meals I have been known to talk too...
Telegraph, February 11, 2013
...October 9 and 10, 1971, remain red-letter days in the short history of one of Americas more improbable frontier settlements. The Lord Mayor of London was there, as were Dickensian sweeps, Maid Marians, cowboys and a flock of London pigeons. A band of...
