No question Samantha Harvey’s #TheWesternWind is one of my books of 2018 so far. In Oakham a man has killed himself or been murdered, why? Told backwards in a slow yet intricate way by the village priest John Reve, one of the most wonderful narrators I’ve read in a long while.

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Longlisted for the HWA Sharpe Books Gold Crown 2018: The Western Wind by Samantha Harvey Jonathan Cape

Jonathan Cape Our judges said: The Western Wind is original and beautifully written, this is a medieval detective story mixed with philosophy, featuring a fascinating protagonist and an immersive world. #hwacrowns

Technically brilliant, daring, and fiercely alive, this wonderful book deserves every prize going...

one of my favorite new learnings from Accelerate: Maslach’s organizational risk factors that predict burnout

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The more I look at this tweet the more inappropriate it seems - a government minister responsible for the environment basically advertising a very specific brand of herbicide less than 24 hours after a court found that it causes cancer.

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"To be transported immediately into calf deep mud...to a rural village marinated in poverty, superstition, and rough Catholicism, and to believe you are truly in an isolated village in 1491, is a rare feat." #walterscottprize shortlisted The Western Wind bit.ly/WSP19short

I love this description of a nasty church official in Samantha Harvey's medieval whodunnit #WesternWind He was....."small and neat like a field mouse brushed by panicked dash through wheat and grass. Its little heart always pounding in a tiny, courageless chest"