Children of radiumJoe Dunthorne had always wanted to write about his great grandfather, Siegfried: an eccentric scientist who invented radioactive toothpaste and a Jewish refugee from the Nazis who returned to Germany under cover of the Berlin Olympics to pull off a heist on his own home. The only problem was that Siegfried had already written the book of his life an unpublished, two thousand page memoir so dry and rambling that none of his living descendants had

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his attacks would see him curled on the floor

you'll unearth the dark truth beneath each murder and crack the code th

Just two more blurred faces among the ranks of the lost and the damned

Towards the terrible thing that has blown their family apart

This endlessly rewarding - and sustainable - activity is joyously celebrated in 'Hike'

the gulls outside fall silent and the air grows hazy

’ – Patrick

and good company

one of the world's best-loved Christian writers and poets reflects on 100 of his favourite poems and why they have the power to change us

their people

A new look at the stories at the heart of Celtic mythology