File FLP/1/1/48 - John Murray

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FLP/1/1/48

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John Murray

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  • 2001 - 2009 (Creation)

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1 file, paper.

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(1950 -)

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John Murray founded the fiction magazine Panurge in 1984, which he edited with author David Almond until 1996.In 1988 he received the Dylan Thomas Award for a collection of stories.

Reiver Blues is a novel published in 1996. John Dory is a novel published in 2001, and it won a Lakeland Book of the Year Award. Jazz Etc is a novel published in 2003, and was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize. Murphy's Favourite Channels is a novel published in 2004, and it was a "Novel of the Week" in The Daily Telegraph. Radio Activity is a novel published in 2009. The Legend of Liz and Joe is a novel published in 2006. A Gentleman's Relish is a novel published in 2006.

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Consists of correspondence, publicity material, reviews, photographs and press releases relating to six novels including; John Dory, Radio Activity, Jazz etc., Murphy’s Favourite Channels, A Gentleman’s Relish and The Legend of Liz and Joe.

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Restricted for 75 years under the terms of the United Kingdom's Data Protection Act 1998 as material potentially contains personal information about living individuals. To make a subject access request in relation to personal data held in this material relating to you, or to apply to view using a Section 33 exemption (for research, statistical or historical purposes only), please contact mailto:lib-specenq@ncl.ac.uk .

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