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Fletcher Moss was an Alderman of Manchester who upon his death over a century ago, bequeathed a beautiful botanical gardens to the people of the city; a noble and generous gesture. This Fletcher Moss has significantly less to recommend him – he’s an Assistant Headteacher at a school in Greater Manchester who needed a pseudonym for the writing he fits in between lesson planning, marking and rattling around the M60 in his second-hand Citroen. The Posion Boy (2013) is his debut novel. The Night Wardens (2015, fingers crossed…) is on the way. | Fletcher Moss was an Alderman of Manchester who upon his death over a century ago, bequeathed a beautiful botanical gardens to the people of the city; a noble and generous gesture. This Fletcher Moss has significantly less to recommend him – he’s an Assistant Headteacher at a school in Greater Manchester who needed a pseudonym for the writing he fits in between lesson planning, marking and rattling around the M60 in his second-hand Citroen. The Posion Boy (2013) is his debut novel. The Night Wardens (2015, fingers crossed…) is on the way. | ||
| − | www.sleepwellandfly.blogspot.com | + | You can also find him [http://www.sleepwellandfly.blogspot.com here] and [http://www.authorallsorts.wordpress.com here]. |
| − | www.authorallsorts.wordpress.com | ||
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Fletcher Moss was an Alderman of Manchester who upon his death over a century ago, bequeathed a beautiful botanical gardens to the people of the city; a noble and generous gesture. This Fletcher Moss has significantly less to recommend him – he’s an Assistant Headteacher at a school in Greater Manchester who needed a pseudonym for the writing he fits in between lesson planning, marking and rattling around the M60 in his second-hand Citroen. The Posion Boy (2013) is his debut novel. The Night Wardens (2015, fingers crossed…) is on the way.
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