Flambard Press A blog from an independent publisher in North East England
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Flambard Press operated for over twenty years. During that time, Flambard gained a reputation for developing writing talent and publishing a range of acclaimed poetry, novels and short fiction. Below is a selection of our books. Lsquo; The Glass Swarm. Should ensure that a new audience will encounter this gifted and original poet, who is currently producing his best work. In Four Taxis Facing North. The Day of The Sardine.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "A blog from an independent publisher in North East England." I noticed that the web site stated " Flambard is officially closed and we are no longer publishing any books." They also stated " If you have a new manuscript, Im afraid were not going to be able to look at it. On the positive side, there are many great publishers out there looking for new work and one of them may be what youve been looking for. Our writers are out there still and many of their fantastic books remain on sale. If youre looking for a Flambard writer, try Inpress."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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Can be found on video and. As a 13-part series for television. Both series and books are a keen view of England on the eve of World War I, as the traditional world of Flambards and Mark clash with William and his deep interest in early aviation. Episodes 6-9 cover Edge of the Cloud;.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2007. What better way to avoid taking the heat while reversing direction than with a leak? We need not have worried though; the drip it appears, amounts to nothing more than the typical shallow bowl of watered down Conservative policy du jour. Ah, but the circus knows no end. Strategic Value of Somalia? Of notable interest today is the New York Times.